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Mysterious deaths in Rajouri's Badhaal village involve over a dozen victims, including children, with neurotoxins suspected. Despite extensive tests ruling out infections, the cause remains uncertain as investigations continue.

Rajouri deaths mystery: No disease found, investigation underway

Badhaal village faces a perplexing series of deaths with over a dozen including 11 children. Despite no links to infections, neurotoxins were found. Authorities continue to investigate the cause with new forensic insights anticipated.

Tests for mysterious disease in Rajouri's deaths returned negative. 13 people from three related families died since December, prompting an investigation by police and health officials to identify the cause.

&nbsp; In Rajouri&rsquo;s Badhaal village, over a dozen deaths, including 11 children, have raised concerns, but tests reveal no disease or infection link, said Health Minister Sakeena Masood. A thorough investigation is underway to determine the cause.
Since December 7, 2024, 13 people from three related families have died. Despite initial fears of a mysterious disease, health authorities conducted extensive tests, with results from local and national laboratories, including the ICMR and NCDC, all returning negative.
Masood confirmed that there was no evidence of a viral or bacterial cause. Over 3,500 villagers were screened, and the water and food samples tested negative for contaminants.
While experts found neurotoxins in some deceased, the exact cause remains under investigation. The police and district authorities are looking into the deaths, and further forensic reports, including from the FSL, are awaited to clarify the matter.

Rahul Gandhi hits Gulmarg ski slopes during private visit to Kashmir

Watch: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi skis amid snow-laden Gulmarg slopes

Gandhi, who completed his Bharat Jodo Yatra in Srinagar two weeks ago, was once again in his now-trademark T-shirt

Gandhi concluded his Bharat Jodo Yatra in Srinagar two weeks ago.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi went skiing in Gulmarg in north Kashmir on Wednesday as he began a two-day personal visit to the valley.
Gandhi, who completed his Bharat Jodo Yatra in Srinagar two weeks ago, was once again in his now-trademark T-shirt as he stopped for a brief period in Tangmarg town while on his way to Gulmarg skiing resort, 52 km from Srinagar.
The former Congress president refused to take questions from the media. "Namaskar" was all he said when he was asked to comment.
At Gulmarg, Gandhi took a ride on the famous Gondola Cable car and went to Affarwat for skiing.
Before heading downhill, the Congress leader posed for selfies with an excited bunch of tourists, giving a tough time to his security personnel.
Gandhi was accompanied by police personnel on skiis as he glided down the majestic mountains of Gulmarg.
"We are lucky to have met Shri Rahul Gandhi," said one the tourists who met the Congress leader. Another tourist said Gandhi deserved to enjoy his holiday "after undertaking the monumental Bharat Jodo Yatra".
Pradesh Congress Committee sources said Gandhi is on a personal visit and is likely to attend a private function in the valley. The sources did not divulge the details of his programme.
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Rajouri killings: J&K police announces reward for sharing info on terrorists involved

Rajouri killings: J&K police announces reward for information on militants

According to the officials, the IED was apparently left by a militant in front of one of the victim's house before fleeing which was set on a timer.

Jammu and Kashmir Police has announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh for sharing specific information about terrorists involved in attack on civilians in Rajouri district on January 1.&nbsp;
Six civilians, including a 4-year-old kid, were killed in the attack by the militants.&nbsp;
While Deepak Kumar, Satish Kumar, Pritam Pal and Shiv Pal were killed in firing by unidentified terrorists on January 1, a 4-year-old boy Vihan Sharma and 16-year-old Samiksha Sharma were killed a day later when an IED exploded near the scene of the firing.
According to the officials, the IED was apparently left by a militant in front of one of the victim's house before fleeing which was set on a timer.
The IED went off a day later killing two children.&nbsp;
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