Body of Sameer is being shifted from Tamil Nadu to Ganjimata
Mangaluru, September 24: The body of Muhammad Sameer (35) of Ganjimata in Badaga Ulippady village, found at Devathanapatti near Krishnagiri in Keni district of Tamil Nadu, is being taken to his native place in a special Ambulance. The family members said that the ambulance which left Tamil Nadu on Monday evening might reach Ganjimata on Tuesday morning.
On September 13, Sameer along with his wife Firdous and three-month old baby girl had been to Bengaluru by flight from Mangaluru Airport. On September 15, Sameer called his mother over phone and said he was in Bengaluru. But later, he was not reachable. Meanwhile, on September 18, Firdous along with her baby came back to her mother’s house at Kaup. When she was asked, she said that Sameer was in love with another woman due to which he has left her and her baby in Kaup and left. Later, Sameer father Ahmed Saheb lodged a complaint at Bajpe police station.
Later, family members of Sameer have been to Bengaluru and searched him. Following an information that a body found in Devathanapatti in Tamil Nadu, the family members had been to there on Sunday. His brother Muhammad Zaheer identified the body based on the Watch, Shirt and Shoes and submitted all the documents including Aadhar number of Sameer to the Tamil Nadu police. Later, the body was exhumed from the burial ground and handed over the body to the family members. After all procedures, arrangements were made to take the body to Ganjimata.
Meanwhile, Firdous father Sajjad Hussain has lodged a complaint at Kaup police station that his daughter was missing. Now, the three-month-old baby girl Simra Fatima is at her grand-mother’s house.
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One dead in landslide, 235 rescued amid heavy snowfall in J-K’s Kishtwar
Jammu (PTI): One person was killed and another injured in a landslide near a hydro-power project, while over 230 people, including women and children, were evacuated after they were caught in heavy snowfall at the high-altitude Sinthan top in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district, officials said on Monday.
In view of the inclement weather, the authorities have ordered the closure of all educational institutions outside the municipal limits in Kishtwar and adjoining Doda district for Monday as a precautionary measure, the officials said.
A landslide, triggered by rain, struck a hydro-power project site near Dangduru in Kishtwar district on the intervening night of Sunday-Monday, trapping two workers, the officials said.
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While one worker was later found dead, the other was rescued in an injured condition and shifted to a hospital, they said.
In another incident, the officials said, a joint rescue operation by the police, Army and the civil administration successfully evacuated 38 vehicles carrying 235 passengers to safety amid heavy snowfall at the Sinthan Top connecting Kishtwar in Jammu region with south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.
“On March 15, information was received that 235 civilians were stranded at Sinthan top due to heavy snowfall and severe weather conditions. Troops of the White Knight Corps were immediately mobilised to launch a swift rescue operation despite the treacherous terrain and relentless snowfall.
“Braving extreme weather and snow-blocked roads, the rescue teams reached Sinthan top and provided the stranded civilians with hot meals, drinking water and shelter. Repair and recovery teams restored the mobility of the stranded vehicles, while passengers from the unrecoverable vehicles were safely evacuated.
“Medical teams rendered assistance and essential medicines to those in need,” the White Knight Corps said in a post on X.
“The mission witnessed seamless coordination between the Army, J-K Police and the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation, reaffirming the Army’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding lives in the harshest conditions,” the post added.
Kishtwar Deputy Commissioner Pankaj Kumar Sharma, along with SSP Naresh Singh and the commanding officer of the 11 Rashtriya Rifles, supervised the rescue operation, which continued for several hours, the officials said.
