What is The Missing 54?

The Missing 54

(54 Soldiers that every Indian should know)

54 सोल्जर जो हर भारतीय को पता होना चाहिए

During the 1971 India - Pakistan war 54 Indian soldiers and officers went missing. The 54 Indian army includes Lieutenants, Second lieutenants, Majors, Lance Naik, Subedar, Gunner or Sepoy, Havildar, Wing commander, Flight lieutenant, Flying Officers & Pilot Officers, and one India Navy Officer.
The India government has to give missing status to them (Missing in Action/Killed in Action). But they are still believed to be alive and captured as POW's by Pakistan and imprisoned in various jails across Pakistan. However, Pakistan denied existence multiple times.

Names of Missing 54 Indian Army Officers

Lieutenants 

Vijay Kumar Azad 

Chiefs (Captians)

Capt. Ravinder Kaura

Capt. Giri Raj Singh

Capt. Om Prakash Dalal

Capt. Kalyan Singh Rathod

Capt. Kamal Bakshi

Capt. Vashisht Nath 

Capt. DS Jamwal

Capt. Washisht Nath Attock 

Second Lieutenants 

Second Lt. Sudhit Mohan Sabharwal

Second Lt. Paras Ram Sharma

Majors 

Major SPS Waraich 

Major Kanwaljit Singh Sandhu

Major Suraj Singh

Major Ashok Suri 

Major Jaskiran Singh Malik

Subedar 

Sub. Assa Singh

Sub. Kalidas

Spear Naik 

L/Nk. Jagdish Raj

L/Nk. Hazoora Singh

L/Nk. Balbir Singh Pama 

Havildars

Hav. Krishna Lal Sharma

Heavy weapons specialist/Sepoy 

Gunner. Sujan Singh

Gunner. Buddy Singh 

Gunner. Madan Mohan

Gunner. Gyan Chand 

Gunner. Shyan Singh 

Sepoy Daler Singh

Sepoy Jagir Singh

Indian Air Force 

Wing administrator 

Wg Cdr. Hersern Singh Dandoss

Squadron pioneer 

Sqn Ldr. Mohinder Kumar Jain

Sqn Ldr. Jal Manikshaw Mistry

Sqn Ldr. Jatinder Das Kumar

Sqn Ldr. Devaprasad Chatterjee 

Flight lieutenant 

Flt Lt. Sudhir Kumar Goswami

Flt Lt. Vijay Vasant Tambay

Flt Lt. Nagaswami Shanker

Flt Lt. Slam Metharam Advani

Flt Lt. Manohar Purohit

Flt Lt. Tanmaya Singh Dandoss 

Flt Lt. Babul Guha

Flt Lt. Suresh Chander Sandal

Flt Lt. Harvinder Singh

Flt Lt. LM Sassoon

Flt Lt. Kushalpal Singh Nanda

Flt Lt. Ashok Balwant Dhavale 

Flt Lt. Shrikant C Mahajan

Flt Lt. Gurdev Singh Rai 

Flt Lt. Ramesh G Kadam 

Flt Lt. Pradeep Vinayak Apte 

Flying Officers and Pilot Officers 

Flg Offr. Krishan L Malkani

Flg Offr. KP Murlidharan

Flg Offr. Sudhir Tyagi

Plt Offr Tejinder Singh Sethi 

Indian Navy 

Lt. Cdr. Ashok Roy


By Ravilla Lokesh







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