Tribute paid to jawan who died during patrolling

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Tribute paid to jawan who died during patrolling

Srinagar, June 5

The Army on Saturday paid floral tributes to Sepoy Arun Singh who had slipped to death while on an area domination patrol in Shopian district.

In a solemn ceremony at Badamibagh Cantonment, officiating Corps Commander, Chinar Corps, Major General Anupam Bhagi and all ranks paid homage to the gallant soldier on behalf of the nation, a defence spokesman said here.

He said Singh was on the area domination duty from Sedhau to Tangimarg when he slipped and fell into the Vishwa river on Friday. — PTI

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