Udhampur (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], January 27 (ANI): Four people, including a CRPF personnel, were killed in a road accident on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway in Udhampur on Tuesday.According to Kartar Singh, Second-in-Command of the CRPF 137 battalion, the accident occurred near milestone 68 towards Srinagar when a bus collided with a pickup truck.
Singh said that four people lost their lives in the collision, including a CRPF jawan from the 52 Battalion. “The cause of the accident is being ascertained. Police personnel are present at the spot,” he said.The bodies have been recovered from the site and sent to a nearby hospital for further procedures. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
Meanwhile, BJP MP Arun Govil, along with BJP leader Sanjeev Balyan, visited the residence of Indian Army soldier Rinkil Balyan, who died in a road accident in Jammu and Kashmir‘s Doda district. Speaking to ANI, BJP MP Arun Govil says, “They did not even ask for anything. This is a family where everyone is in the military or paramilitary forces. He gave martyrdom in an operation. It is really a proud thing that every man in the family is in the Army. Some are in the BSF (Border Security Force), some are in the forces.
So, it is really a proud thing. We are all proud of them. We stand with them in their time of sorrow, and pay tribute to him.”Bhartiya Janta Party leader Sanjeev Balyan also visited the house of Indian Army soldier Rinkil Balyan. While talking to ANI, BJP leader Sanjeev Balyan says, “Rinkil Balyan was like a part of my family. We reached there as it is the time of sorrow for the family, who have two children. Our family are not like that; they don’t demand something of a martyr.
Sanjeev Balyan further stated, “You could say he was like a younger brother to me. Whatever demands the family makes of the government will be fulfilled, but the families of martyrs never make demands. Still, whatever help the families need, we will ensure they receive it from the government.”Army personnel Rinkil Balyan lost his life in a road accident in Doda alongside nine other soldiers.
According to the White Knight Corps, the army vehicle carrying troops for an operation slipped off the road while navigating treacherous terrain in bad weather. Soon after the incident, the Army and local administration teams rushed to the spot and launched a rescue effort despite the bad weather or difficult terrain. (ANI)
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