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Army rescues civilians stranded in Kishanganga river in Jammu and Kashmir

Army rescues civilians stranded in Kishanganga river in Jammu and Kashmir
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The Indian Army successfully rescued civilians stranded in the Kishanganga River in Jammu and Kashmir after their vehicles were caught in strong currents. The operation occurred amid a surge in tourism in the Gurez Valley.

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The incident highlights the risks associated with increased tourism in remote, geographically challenging regions and the role of the military in disaster response.

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The Indian Army has rescued civilians who were stranded in the Kishanganga River due to strong currents in the Gurez sector of Jammu and Kashmir s Bandipora, officials said on Tuesday (June 2, 2026).

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