The bodies of numerous camp members were found following a persistent search and rescue operation in the upper ranges of Uttarakhand after a significant avalanche on October 4. The body of young Assamese member Deepshikha Hazarika, who was a member of the squad, is one of the most recent to be found. Participating in this training session was seasoned mountaineer Deepshikha Hazarika, who had a wealth of prior expertise. She is the daughter of Mr. Golap Hazarika, who is an Assam native from the Rajgharh area of Guwahati.
There were 61 individuals affected by the natural catastrophe, and ongoing search and rescue operations were launched right once. According to a report released by the NIM, the operation is being coordinated by the Indian Army, the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), the High Altitude Warfare School, the Indian Air Force, and the District Administration.
A leading institution in the nation for adventure sports is the Nehru Institute of Mountaineering in Uttarkashi. At the time of the tragedy, it was carrying out a training programme in advanced climbing close to Mount Draupadi Ka Danda II, which is located at a height of 17000 feet in the upper reaches of the Himalayas. On October 4, a powerful avalanche buried the group in the snow above camp-1.
According to reports, Deepshikha’s father and brother have arrived in Uttarakhand to retrieve the body following proper post-mortem formalities.
