This man has tattooed the names of more than 500 fallen Indian Army soldiers on his body in a show of deference and tribute.

Abhishek Gautam, 31, is an interior designer who lives in the vicinity of Hapur in Uttar Pradesh.

The Indian Army saved one of Gautam’s friends so he thought of getting the names of fallen soldiers inked as a way of paying tribute to their work and courage.

Footage captured on January 22 shows Gautam showing the martyrs’ names tattooed on his back along with historical figures like Mahatma Gandhi and Bhagar Singh.

In an interview with local media, Gautam said: "These days, getting inked for loved ones is the maximum thing that can be shown as a gesture of love. The Indian Army is always there for us and there are many soldiers who have died for the nation. So getting their names inked on my body is a tribute for them."

Unique man Tattooed more than 500 martyrs name on the body in India.

The trend of Tattoo is in fashion nowadays, but a youth named Abhishek has presented a different example of patriotism by tattooing martyrs' name on their body. Abhishek has kept his name on the body of more than 500 martyrs so far.


Abhishek has also tattooed all the religions on his body,

31-year-old Pandit Abhishek Gautam, resident of Hapur, Uttar Pradesh is an interior designer with a profession. Abhishek went to Kargil in 2014 and tattooed the name of 559 Kargil martyrs, who died in the war, on their back. Since then, he constantly goes to the martyr's house, meets the family members of the martyrs, and tattoos on the name of the martyr's name on his body. He has tattooed all the religions on his body. Experts with tattoo tattoos tell that once the tattoo is tattooed in the body, only the next tattoo can be given after at least 15 days. It is very painful and painful to grind. This pain persists for 3 to 4 days continuously, but in the Abhishek it is such a feeling of patriotism that he took hundreds of tattoos on his body regardless of this pain,

Abhishek says that expressing your love without showing it is the most unique method of honoring tattoo on the body. I also express my love for the martyred martyrs and gave their names on their bodies.
The video was shot on 22 January 2019 in Gorkhapur India.