ISLAMABAD: An inquiry has been Ordered but Authorities over the death of Indian Army Junior Commissioned Officer Subedar Sajeesh Kumar who died Seri Mastan area of Behramgalla, Poonch district, Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The incident occurred on Friday evening while the subedar led a search party through treacherous terrain, officials reported. His sudden fall resulted in immediate death, underscoring the perilous conditions faced by troops in the volatile region. Colleagues recovered his body with great difficulty from the ravine, highlighting the inherent risks of operations in such rugged landscapes. However social media accounts claimed that he has been killed by armed men in the area.
The 42-year-old officer from Kerala hailed from the 16 Madras Regiment and was known for his dedication and leadership. Indian military spokespersons expressed profound grief, noting that Subedar Sajeesh's contributions to border security were invaluable. This unfortunate event has renewed calls for enhanced safety protocols amid ongoing tensions along the Line of Control. Local communities in the area offered condolences, reflecting on the human cost of militarized zones.
Authorities have initiated an inquiry to ascertain the precise circumstances, though preliminary assessments point to an accidental slip on a steep slope.