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Jammu & Kashmir rains: Naib SK Singh, other Army jawan's bodies recovered after massive search ops

Army personnel launched a massive search operation to find soldiers who went missing after being swept away in the river.

Naib Subedar Kuldeep Singh and his fellow died after sweeping away in the river Image Source : ANINaib Subedar Kuldeep Singh and his fellow died after sweeping away in the river

Jammu and Kashmir: In an unfortunate incident, two Indian Army personnel - identified as Naib Subedar Kuldeep Singh and Telu Ram died after being swept away in a river during patrolling in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. Massive search operations were conducted to trace both of them. The bodies of Naib Subedar Kuldeep Singh and Telu Ram were recovered, said officials on Sunday.

"GOC White King Corps and & all Ranks salute the Supreme Sacrifice of Nb Sub Kuldeep Singh who while crossing a river during an Area Domination Patrol in difficult terrain of Poonch  was swept away in a flash flood. Indian Army stands in solidarity with the bereaved family," tweeted White Knight Corps.

According to officials, both of the soldiers were crossing the Dogra Nallah at Poshana in the Surankote area when they were swept away by flash floods triggered by heavy rains.

An accident happened while crossing Poshana river. during area domination patrolling in the remote area of ​​Poonch.

PRO Defense Jammu received a message regarding the incident. 

Jammu and Kashmir is reeling flood-like situation due to havy rains. The National Highway has been closed in view of the rainy weather. Due to heavy rains, the water level in Jhelum and its tributaries has increased and flood situation has arisen in many places. The administration has asked people to remain alert and stay away from places where water is rising.

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