28 Young Women Injured in Bus Accident During Flag Rally in Jammu

A tragic bus accident in Jammu left 28 young women injured as they returned from a flag rally. The women, aged 18 to 25, were part of a project linked to the BJP. Most of the injured are reported to be stable, with some needing additional medical care. The Chief Minister's office has expressed hopes for their swift recovery and ensured that necessary medical support is provided. Read on for more details about the incident and the response from local officials.
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Accident Details

On Sunday night in Jammu, a mini bus transporting participants of a flag rally overturned near a super specialty hospital, resulting in injuries to at least 28 young women. Officials confirmed the incident, stating that the women, aged between 18 and 25, were returning home after participating in a flag rally that spanned from Bahu Fort to Mubarak Mandi.


Injuries and Medical Response

The injured individuals were promptly admitted to the Government Medical College Hospital for treatment. These women were part of a project called Nari Veerangana, associated with certain non-governmental organizations linked to the BJP. Senior party leader and legislator Yudhvir Sethi visited the hospital alongside other BJP officials and reported that most of the injured were in stable condition.


Updates from the Hospital

Speaking to reporters at the hospital, Yudhvir Sethi indicated that many of the young women are expected to be discharged by Monday morning. However, he noted that two individuals sustained more serious injuries and will require further medical attention. The office of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed well wishes for the speedy recovery of the injured and instructed relevant authorities to ensure all necessary medical care and support.