The Indian Army rejected a 23-year-old man even after clearing the physical test. The reason behind his rejection is Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. It’s strange, right ?

He was disqualified by the Indian Army for a very shocking and bizarre reason. The 23-year man named Saurabh Bilgaiyan from Madhya Pradesh’s Tikamgarh district was allegedly rejected 5 times for having a tattoo of Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.

Saurabh Bilgaiyan has tattooed a line on his chest that reads, “Jab tak sooraj chand rahega Shivraj mama aur Modi ka naam rahega”. He got this line tattooed in February 2014 after being impressed with the work of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The 10th class pass-out told The Times of India, “Not once, but five times I attempted to join the Army, but in vain. In 2014, I went to Karadi near Pune in Maharashtra to join the Army when I was first disqualified. Later, I went to Anuppur and Guna Army camps for recruitment. But every time the same story was repeated.”

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Bilgaiyan said after he cleared 16-km run, he was asked to take off his shirt for measurement of his chest. When they would see a two-line tattoo, I was shown the door. He further added: “I have tried to meet the chief minister many times. I also requested MLAs and ministers to show me some way to meet the chief minister, but I did not succeed…I just want to ask one question, `What was there in these names that led to disqualification`.”

Indian Army Policy About Tattoos:

The army’s tattoo policy came into effect on May 11, 2015. Body inscriptions are only permitted on the forearms, and only those from tribal communities will be allowed to sport full-blown tattoos.

The youngster would like to meet PM Narendra Modi and Chouhan and ask them for help. Share your views about Tattoo policy in Indian Army.

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