Jammu and Kashmir: Army’s rescue operation in flood-hit Rajouri saves 11 civilians
Among the 11 rescued persons, five were children. They were stranded at different places in the flood-affected district following incessant rainfall.
“There have been no reports or confirmations of any skirmish, face-off or burning of RCC huts”, the Army said in a statement.
Statesman News Service | Jammu | August 13, 2024 5:54 pm
Photo: ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY (X/@adgpi)
The Army on Tuesday denied the report of a skirmish between the Indian Army and PLA soldiers on Monday in Burtse of the Durbuk Sector along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh.
“There have been no reports or confirmations of any skirmish, face-off or burning of RCC huts”, the Army said in a statement.
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“The Indian Army is committed to transparency and remains available to provide verified information to the media to prevent the spread of false narratives”, the statement added.
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Among the 11 rescued persons, five were children. They were stranded at different places in the flood-affected district following incessant rainfall.
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