Healing touch: Army adopts Topi Peer village

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Updated At : 01:10 PM Jan 14, 2024 IST

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Srinagar, January 13

The Army has adopted Topi Peer village in the Poonch as a model village under the “Sadbhavana” initiative.

A post of Army’s 16 Corps on X reads, “The Army Commander appreciate the outreach of #WhiteKnightCorps to the Awam commending them for the noble initiative of adopting Topi Peer under Sadbhavana.

Three civilians hailing from Topi Peer village in Poonch, were taken away by soldiers for questioning and allegedly killed in custody.

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