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Srinagar: The Indian Army continues to play a vital, multifaceted role in the ongoing Amarnath Yatra—extending far beyond its core duty of providing security.
In a recent act of compassion and quick response, Indian Army personnel on a domination patrol near Kali Mata along the Baltal route came across 48-year-old one Kuldip from Rohtak in Haryana, who was visibly restless and in medical distress. Without delay, he was evacuated to the nearest medical detachment, where the Indian Army medical team administered oxygen and monitored his vitals.
Thanks to the prompt intervention, Kuldip recovered quickly and expressed deep gratitude to the soldiers before continuing his pilgrimage.
The life-saving assistance comes at a critical time, as the Baltal route has already seen eight yatris lose their lives this year—mainly due to high-altitude exhaustion and cardiac arrests. This incident underscores the Indian Army’s essential humanitarian role in ensuring the safety and well-being of pilgrims on this challenging journey.
