Operation Sindoor has not been stopped even after the air strikes on nine locations of Pakistan on May 7. After coming out of the all-party meeting that continued for about one and a half hours, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju also reiterated the statement of the Defense Minister and said that Operation Sindoor is still going on. Apart from Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge along with leaders of other political parties of the country attended the all-party meeting called to give information about Operation Sindoor.

The leaders of all the political parties who attended the meeting showed solidarity and said that they are with the government in the action being taken against Pakistan.

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A very sad and serious accident has come to light in Uttarkashi, a border district of Uttarakhand. During the Chardham Yatra, a helicopter crashed near Gangaani, in which 6 people including the pilot died tragically, while a passenger was seriously injured.

The incident is reported to have happened around 8 am. At the time of the accident, there were a total of 7 people on board the helicopter – 6 passengers and 1 pilot. The helicopter belonged to Aerotrans Services Pvt. Ltd., whose registration number is VT-OXF. It was on a flight from Sahastradhara helipad, Dehradun to Kharsali. But on the way, this helicopter crashed in the forest in Gangaani area of ​​​​Uttarkashi district.

List of the dead:

Kala Soni, 61 years, Mumbai

Vijaya Reddy, 57 years, Mumbai

Ruchi Agarwal, 56 years, Mumbai

Radha Agarwal, 79 years, Uttar Pradesh

Vedavathi Kumari, 48 years, Andhra Pradesh

Robin Singh, 60 years, Gujarat (pilot)

Injured passengers:

Mastu Bhaskar, 51 years, Andhra Pradesh (seriously injured)

As soon as the information about the incident was received, the administration and relief-rescue teams immediately left for the spot. Police, SDRF, Army, QRT, 108 Ambulance, Tehsildar Bhatwadi and other administrative units together started relief work. It is being told that the helicopter fell into a ditch about 200-250 meters deep, which caused a lot of difficulties in the rescue operation.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has expressed deep condolences over the accident and has directed the concerned officials to provide immediate relief and treatment. He said that the state government stands with the victim families and all possible medical assistance is being provided to the injured.

The injured passenger is being airlifted to AIIMS Rishikesh, where his treatment is going on.

This accident once again highlights the challenges of air services in inaccessible Himalayan regions. It is a big responsibility to operate air services carefully during the Chardham Yatra amid heavy rush of pilgrims and bad weather conditions.

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The city was immersed in darkness due to the blackout that happened at 8 pm late at night after the mock drill as per the pre-scheduled program during the Indian Army’s Operation Sindoor operation against Pakistan. The administration had called for a 15-minute blackout in the entire district. The electricity department’s full cooperation was also taken in this and people also completely switched off the lights of their houses and shops, but vehicles continued to run on the roads. There was a traffic jam due to the blackout at Shiv Chowk as well as darkness.

On the instructions of the administration, darkness was created in every village and town from the urban area as soon as it was eight o’clock. ADM Administration Narendra Bahadur Singh had reached Shiv Chowk in the city with other officials before eight o’clock and the force was also alert regarding the arrangements during the blackout. Street lights were switched off but its effect on the drivers was less.

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