Ex-Army Officer Opens Up on Sacrifices Made as President Murmu's ADC

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Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal served for three years as Aide-de-Camp to President Droupadi Murmu, a role that came with significant personal restrictions. The position required him to abstain from personal relationships and marriage during his tenure. Sambyal has since spoken openly about how forgoing the opportunity to marry was the hardest sacrifice he made. Ultimately, the desire for a fulfilling personal life led him to leave the military after his time in the role.

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