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Brijesh Thapa was among the four Indian Army personnel who were killed in action during an encounter with terrorists in the Doda. 

Doda encounter: family of Army officer killed in action seeks accountability from Centre   

Brijesh Thapa was among the four Indian Army personnel who were killed in action during an encounter with terrorists in the Doda.&nbsp;

The family of Captain Brijesh Thapa, who lost his life in an encounter between terrorists and the Army in J&amp;K's Doda, questioned the government's silence over an uptick in soldier casualties in the region.&nbsp;
Speaking to ANI news agency, the uncle of Brijesh, Yogesh Thapa criticised the Narendra Modi government for not taking action against the terrorists despite them repeatedly carrying out attacks.
"It is easy to say he sacrificed his life for the country, but the loss we have suffered as a family can never be coped with... We don't know when the government will take action against militants. Our soldiers are being killed every day," Yogesh was quoted as saying.
Brijesh was among the four Indian Army personnel who were killed in action during an encounter with terrorists in the Doda.&nbsp;
Speaking about Brijesh, Yogesh said, "We are waiting for his (Major Brijesh Thapa) body to be brought, after which we will go to Darjeeling (West Bengal). His parents live in Darjeeling. He joined the service for five years and was brought up in army areas as his father is a Colonel in the army. We expect the body to be handed over by tomorrow.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Meanwhile, &nbsp;the Army said that its Udhampur-based northern command is committed to eliminating the scourge of terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, as it paid tribute to four soldiers who died in a gunfight with heavily armed terrorists in Doda district.
The Army said it has been conducting a series of joint and coordinated operations with Jammu and Kashmir Police to eliminate foreign terrorists who have infiltrated from across the border and are moving in the upper reaches of Udhampur, Doda and Kishtwar districts in Jammu region and thereafter to Kashmir.
"These include joint training with J-K Police and Central Armed Police Forces and robust intelligence sharing mechanism between Army, police and other intelligence agencies," the official release said.

Sinha further added that the best possible assistance will be extended to the affected families of Nai Basti in the Thathri area of the Doda district.

J&K 'land sinking': situation not like Joshimath, says L-G Sinha over cracks in structures in Doda

J&K admin keeping watch, not Joshimath-like situation: L-G Sinha over cracks in structures in Doda

Sinha further added that the best possible assistance will be extended to the affected families of Nai Basti in the Thathri area of the Doda district.
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Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday said the Jammu and Kashmir administration was keeping a close watch on two dozen structures in Doda developing cracks but denied the situation was akin to the land subsidence witnessed in Joshimath.
The best possible assistance will be extended to the affected families of Nai Basti in the Thathri area, situated around 35 km from the Doda town along the Kishtwar-Batote National Highway.
While three houses collapsed after developing cracks, 18 other structures were rendered unsafe, prompting the district administration to shift over 100 people to safer places.
"All the affected houses have been evacuated and there is no need to create much hype. The administration is keeping a close eye on the (emerging) situation and the best possible action will be taken (for their rehabilitation," Sinha told reporters on the sidelines of a function at Raj Bhawan.&nbsp;
Asked if it was a Joshimath-like situation in the affected village, the Lt Governor replied "absolutely not".
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Uttarakhand&rsquo;s Joshimath &mdash; the gateway to famous pilgrimage sites like Badrinath and Hemkund Sahib &mdash; is facing a major challenge due to land subsidence.
"I do not have much knowledge (about the reasons for the development of cracks in structures in Doda village). We should have faith in the expert opinion and let them analyse and come out with facts,&rdquo; Sinha said.
A team of Geological Survey of India officials has reached Doda for a detailed analysis and they are going to submit their findings to the government.
On Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the "insensitive" approach of his administration towards the "plight" of Kashmiri Pandit employees, the Lt Governor said that he is saying it with full responsibility that he "cannot use the word" beggar for anyone.
"I do not need to comment on this. Some people come, enjoy and return... Had I said this, it would have been on record. I am saying with full responsibility that I cannot use such a word for anyone," he said. Gandhi, in his letter to Modi, had said, "At a time when the Kashmiri Pandits are pleading for their safety... and expecting sympathy and affection from the government, use of words like 'beggars' by the Lt Governor for them is irresponsible. Prime Minister, you may not be familiar with the insensitive style of functioning of the administration."

Doda's District Magistrate was quoted as saying that the area is gradually sinking and the authorities are trying to find a solution as soon as possible.

Jammu after Joshimath? Cracks in multiple buildings in Doda, 'land sinking' says official

Watch: Joshimath like cracks in J&K buildings, local official says land 'gradually sinking'

Doda's SDM was quoted as saying that the area is gradually sinking and the authorities are trying to find a solution as soon as possible.

Multiple buildings in Jammu &amp; Kashmir's Doda district have reportedly developed cracks similar to what was recently seen in Uttarakhand's Joshimath.
In footage shared by the news agency ANI, several houses can be seen with cracks. As many as 6 buildings have been affected so far.
The development has pushed locals into a state of panic.
Doda's SDM was quoted as saying that the area is gradually sinking and the authorities are trying to find a solution as soon as possible.
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A local official said that the "zone of influence" was limited to the area where the affected buildings are situated.

Jammu 'land sinking': people evacuated as over 20 buildings affected; GSI team in Doda for analysis

A local official said that the "zone of influence" was limited to the area where the affected buildings are situated.

After Joshimath, the land subsidence situation appears to be escalating in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda.
A day after reports of cracks in multiple buildings, local administration and a team from the Geological Survey of India visited the spot where over 20 structures have been affected.
A local official said that the "zone of influence" was limited to the area where the affected buildings are situated. SDM Athar Amin Zargar said that people have been evacuated from the area, and the situation is under control.
The Geological Survey team will conduct a study and submit a report to the Union government.
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In a surprising development, the Indian Army deleted its innocuous post regarding&nbsp;an iftaar event, apparently over some negative comments on social media.
On&nbsp;April 21, the verified Twitter account of PRO Defence Jammu, run by Lt Col Devender Anand tweeted some photographs of an iftaar organised by the Indian Army in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda.&nbsp;The caption on the photos read, "Keeping alive the traditions of secularism, an iftaar was organised by the Indian Army at Arnora in Doda district."
The post attracted some criticism online, mainly led by Sudarshan News editor-in-chief Suresh Chavhanke.&nbsp;He tweeted, "Now this disease has spread to the Indian Army also? Sad."
Subsequently, the post was deleted by PRO Defence Jammu, a part of the Directorate of Public Relations in the Ministry of Defence.&nbsp;The move did not go down well with some Army veterans.
Major General (retired) Yash Mor tweeted, "Indian Army has been at the forefront of interfaith harmony. We as officer's take pride in the fact that we have NO religion, we just adopt the religion of the troops we command!"

Deleted: Indian Army's J&K iftaar event photos, after criticism on Twitter

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In a surprising development, the Indian Army deleted its innocuous post regarding&nbsp;an iftaar event, apparently over some negative comments on social media.
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On&nbsp;April 21, the verified Twitter account of PRO Defence Jammu, run by Lt Col Devender Anand tweeted some photographs of an iftaar organised by the Indian Army in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda. The caption on the photos read, "Keeping alive the traditions of secularism, an iftaar was organised by the Indian Army at Arnora in Doda district."
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 ((CHAVHANKE TWEET)) https://twitter.com/SureshChavhanke/status/1517202059069558784
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 The post attracted some criticism online, mainly led by Sudarshan News editor-in-chief Suresh Chavhanke. He tweeted, "Now this disease has spread to the Indian Army also? Sad."
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 ((DELETED SCREENSHOT)) https://twitter.com/prodefencejammu/status/1517097272731115522
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Subsequently, the post was deleted by PRO Defence Jammu, a part of the Directorate of Public Relations in the Ministry of Defence. The move did not go down well with some Army veterans.
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 ((YASH MOR TWEET)) https://twitter.com/YashMor5/status/1517477470508707841
 Major General (retired) Yash Mor tweeted, "Indian Army has been at the forefront of interfaith harmony. We as officer's take pride in the fact that we have NO religion, we just adopt the religion of the troops we command!"
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CAPTIONS Indian Army's post deleted Pics of Army's iftaar in J&amp;K Army held iftaar in Doda Post elicited criticism online Veterans unhappy by deletion

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In a surprising development, the Indian Army deleted its innocuous post regarding&nbsp;an iftaar event, apparently over some negative comments on social media.
On&nbsp;April 21, the verified Twitter account of PRO Defence Jammu, run by Lt Col Devender Anand tweeted some photographs of an iftaar organised by the Indian Army in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda.&nbsp;The caption on the photos read, "Keeping alive the traditions of secularism, an iftaar was organised by the Indian Army at Arnora in Doda district."
The post attracted some criticism online, mainly led by Sudarshan News editor-in-chief Suresh Chavhanke.&nbsp;He tweeted, "Now this disease has spread to the Indian Army also? Sad."
Subsequently, the post was deleted by PRO Defence Jammu, a part of the Directorate of Public Relations in the Ministry of Defence.&nbsp;The move did not go down well with some Army veterans.
Major General (retired) Yash Mor tweeted, "Indian Army has been at the forefront of interfaith harmony. We as officer's take pride in the fact that we have NO religion, we just adopt the religion of the troops we command!"

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