Kinnaur: Heavy rains have added to the problems in many parts of the country. His brother Mahesh Sharma said that he had denied his sister and said that in recent times, cases of landslides in hilly areas have increased and it is not proper to go for Himachal tourism.
Mahesh Sharma also said, 'I was working in Latur in Maharashtra. I saw reports of landslides on the news app. I was afraid Deepa could be one of them. I called her but there was no answer. Then I called the tempo traveler operator, who said that she was likely to have died.'
Dr. Deepa Sharma's brother said, 'She talked to me about his plan to travel to Himachal Pradesh. I suggested her not to go to the hilly areas. I also showed her photos of the recent landslides there but she said these were different cases.' Now what do we have, sister is gone. Doctor Deepa Sharma's sister-in-law said that we are in a state of shock. She was a very vivacious girl. She was always ready to help everyone. She was very fond of photography and travel. We went to Delhi to collect his body. Now, we will never be able to get out of it.
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