Army Captain Killed in Terrorist Encounter in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda District
New Delhi: Army Captain Deepak Singh of the Indian Army’s 48 Rashtriya Rifles was killed in an intense encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district on August 14. The clash, occurring just before Independence Day, resulted in the deaths of four terrorists. Additionally, a civilian sustained injuries during the firefight, highlighting a disturbing rise in violence in the Jammu region.
The encounter erupted amid heightened security measures in Doda, a region that has experienced a recent surge in militant activities. The Indian Army’s ongoing counter-terrorism operations aim to address these rising threats and restore peace to the area. The operation in Doda reflects the broader challenges faced by security forces in combating terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir.
The White Knight Corps, to which Captain Singh was attached, paid tribute to his bravery and sacrifice. In a heartfelt message on X , the Corps expressed deep sorrow over his death and extended support to his bereaved family. “All Ranks of #WhiteKnightCorps salute the supreme #sacrifice of #Braveheart Capt Deepak Singh who succumbed to his injuries,” the statement conveyed.
Captain Singh’s death is a significant loss for the Indian Army and his family. His dedication and courage in the line of duty underscore the sacrifices made by soldiers in the fight against terrorism. The Army community mourns his passing and remains steadfast in its commitment to securing the nation and countering threats in the region.