Jammu: Havildar Rajendra Singh Negi in the Dehradun resident army recently posted in Gulmarg, Kashmir, slipped in the snow and reached the Pakistan border. At the same time, after the news has been received that there was chaos in the whole family. Tears are not stopping every moment due to the possibility of untowardness. The army says that the sergeant is being searched. While the family wants the government to pressure Pakistan to bring their son back to his homeland, like Wing Commander Abhinandan.

At the same time, if sources are to be considered, then Rajendra Singh Negi, resident of Ambiwala Sainik Colony in Dehradun, joined 11 Garhwal Rifles in the year 2002. He came to Dehradun in October to spend a month's vacation. Returned in November. He was posted in an icy area in Gulmarg, Kashmir. On January 8, a sudden call came from his unit to his wife Rajeshwari. Hearing the call, his senses flew away. It was told that Havildar Rajendra Singh is missing. They are being searched, but it is not known anywhere.

It is being said that after waiting for a day or two, when the unit was contacted, it was found that he had slipped in the snow in the border of Pakistan while on duty. Where it is impossible to defend directly. At the same time, efforts are being made from the army level. Now the family is waiting for Rajendra to return every moment. At the same time, every bell ringing on the phone makes Rajendra feel-good news, but there is also the possibility of something untoward in the mind. Kavan, brother of Havildar Rajendra, says that he wants the central government to put pressure on Pakistan to save his brother like Wing Commander Abhinandan. The young man has 3 children.

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