Indian Army Deploys Tracker Dog and Rescue Teams in High-Stakes Search for Missing Villager After Rajouri Flash Flood

BY WANI MAJID

RAJOURI, JULY 28— Following a devastating flash flood that struck Bharot village in Rajouri district, the Indian Army has launched a high-intensity search and rescue operation to locate a local resident, Mr. Abdul Ghani, who went missing amidst the chaos. In response to the tragedy, specialized military search teams accompanied by a highly trained tracker dog were swiftly dispatched to the scene.

Navigating treacherous terrain, thick mud, and treacherous piles of flood debris, the troops meticulous searched every accessible stretch where access was severely hindered. Working under perilous weather conditions, the army maintained tight coordination with local civil authorities and emergency agencies to maximize the chances of recovery. Reaffirming their unwavering commitment to civilian safety during natural disasters, the Indian Army confirmed that search efforts will continue relentlessly alongside all necessary aid for the affected family and the Bharot village community.