Rajnath Praises Gulmarg Rescue Teams
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has praised the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, SDRF and local authorities after around 300 tourists were safely evacuated from the Gulmarg Gondola following a technical malfunction. The incident took place at the popular north Kashmir tourist destination, triggering a major rescue operation.
Gulmarg Gondola Rescue Saves 300 Tourists
Around 300 tourists were stranded after a technical snag halted the Gulmarg Gondola cable car service. The malfunction left several visitors stuck, prompting authorities to launch an emergency evacuation operation.
Rescue teams worked in coordination to bring stranded tourists to safety. No major casualty was reported, and the operation was completed successfully.
Rajnath Singh Praises Swift Response
Rajnath Singh commended the rescue teams for their quick and efficient action. He said the coordinated response ensured that the stranded tourists were brought down safely.
The Defence Minister’s remarks highlighted the role of the Army and local emergency teams in handling difficult terrain and time-sensitive rescue situations in the Kashmir Valley.
Safety Focus Returns To Gulmarg Gondola
The incident has brought renewed attention to safety checks and emergency preparedness at high-altitude tourist infrastructure.
Gulmarg Gondola is one of Kashmir’s most popular tourist attractions and draws large numbers of visitors throughout the year. Authorities are expected to review the technical issue before full normal operations continue, as tourist safety remains the top priority.
