At this time, the month of Sawan is going on and devotees of Bhagwan Shiva are traveling to Kavad all over the country. In every corner of the country God Devotees of Shiva are traveling to Kavad. At the same time, the Kandar Yatra is going on in the holy city of Haridwar. So far, about 3.5 crore kavadis have taken water in Haridwar. At the same time, during the Kavad Yatra in Haridwar, a shocking news came out on Wednesday. Deepak Hooda, former captain of the Indian kabaddi team, who reached Haridwar with Kavad, was swept away by the Ganges, although the water police there rescued him. Video of this whole event Too Front Came Is।
Police saved this star player
Tell Give That Haryana In Rohtak, a video of former Indian kabaddi team captain Deepak Hooda flowing into the strong flow of Ganga in Haridwar went viral IsUttarakhand Police posted on social media and said that regional armed constables (PAC) Ki team HoodDr. To Rescue Did. Uttarakhand Police Posted the video at 4.20 pm on the evening of 23 July, which shows that a person is being rescued.
Video of the incident also surfaced
Uttarakhand Police has written in the post caption- Star Kabaddi player… and the Star Rescue of Uttarakhand Police! Arjun Awardy and former Indian team captain Deepak Hooda caught in the strong currents of Ganga in Haridwar. The 40th Corps present on the spot immediately rescued and evacuated them. Let us know that in the month of Sawan, lakhs of Shiva devotees go to Haridwar to take Ganga water, during this time, many Kavadis come under the fast behavior of the river and also become the sikha of the accident. However, for their safety, the police are present there for 24 hours.
Deepak has been the captain of the Indian kabaddi team
Let us know that Deepak Hooda is a former captain of Pro Kabaddi and has given India proud in many international competitions. His wife Sweety Bura herself is an international boxer and has also been awarded the Arjuna Award. However, there was a sourness in the relationship of this sports couple and then these reports made a lot of headlines.