City
Epaper

Bihar: Three Assam Rifles Jawans on Election Duty Drowned in Samastipur River; Two Rescued, One Missing (Watch Video)

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: May 15, 2024 10:36 IST

Three Assam Rifles jawans, who were deployed in Bihar's Samastipur district for Lok Sabha elections duty, drowned in a ...

Open in App

Three Assam Rifles jawans, who were deployed in Bihar's Samastipur district for Lok Sabha elections duty, drowned in a river on Tuesday, May 15.

Also Read | Gujarat Tragedy: Seven Feared Drowned in Narmada River in Poicha; Search Operation Underway (Watch Video)

Local residents saved two of the jawans. However, the search for the third soldier is still underway in the Samastipur River. 

Assam Rifles Jawans Drowned in Samastipur

"An unfortunate incident took place after the election procedure was completed where three soldiers started drowning in a river when they had to take a bath. The locals saved two of the jawans. The body of the third jawan is being searched with the help of SDRF," said Vikas Pandey, sub-divisional officer of Patori to the news agency ANI.

Tags: biharSamastipurSamastipur DistrictAssam RiflesDrowning news
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalJharkhand Tragedy: Two Teenage Girls Drown in Gumla River While Bathing

National'PM Narendra Modi and Nitish Kumar Model Will Prevail in Bihar': Samrat Choudhary After Taking Oath As Chief Minister

NationalBihar Road Accident: 13 Killed, 30 Injured in Multi-Vehicle Collision in Katihar

NationalAndhra Pradesh Tragedy: 3 Girls Swept Away by Strong Current at Mullungummi Waterfall in Alluri Sitharama Raju

NationalOFSS Bihar 11th Admission 2026 Registration Begins Today at ofssbihar.net; Check Application Process and Other Details

National Realted Stories

NationalCabinet approves 2 key railways projects for UP, Andhra with Rs 24,815 crore outlay

NationalSC enhances wife's maintenance, rules EMIs cannot override duty to maintain spouse

NationalArmy CSD liquor smuggling racket busted in Assam

NationalCJI Surya Kant calls for balancing growth & sustainability in India's energy future

NationalBJP restored forest land rights to 10,000 tribal farmers in Dang: Gujarat Dy CM