ITBP Soldiers Walk 25 kms In 8 Hours To Carry Local’s Body In Uttarakhand
The warriors carried the frame of the 30-year-old guy for a distance of 25 kms for roughly eight hours
New Delhi:
A group of Indo-Tibetan Border Police body of workers retrieved and carried the frame of a pony operator for 8 hours, strolling a distance of 25 kms within the mountainous stretches of Uttarakhand sooner than handing it over to his circle of relatives, officers stated on Wednesday.
The trek was once undertaken on August 30 after the 14th battalion of the border guarding pressure was once knowledgeable frame was once mendacity in Syuni village close to Bugdayar of Pithoragarh district.
“The jawans carried the frame of the 30-year-old guy for a distance of 25 kms for roughly 8 hours and passed over the frame to the members of the family of the lifeless,” an ITBP spokesperson stated.
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Jawans of the 14th Battalion ITBP carried the lifeless frame of a neighborhood in far flung house of Pithoragarh District of Uttarakhand for a distance of 25 Kilometers (In eight Hrs) on foot handy it over to the members of the family of the deceased. #Himveerspic.twitter.com/yKojOdNTpb
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“A group of 8 body of workers began the trek at 11:30 AM and reached Munsyari village at 7:30 PM at the identical day,” he stated.
The body of workers carried the frame on a stretcher and negotiated slim mountain bends which can be witnessing heavy rains and landslides, he stated.
Closing week, an ITBP group had carried an injured lady for 15 hours after rescuing her from a mountainous and far flung border location in Pithoragarh.
