Deepak Hooda, former captain of the kabaddi team flowing in the Ganges, the video of rescue viral

A big accident was averted in Haridwar today. Arjuna Award -awarded International Kabaddi player and BJP leader Deepak Hooda was saved from drowning in the Ganges today. Deepak Hooda, who reached Haridwar from Haryana, slipped his leg while taking a dip in the Ganges at the Shiv Ghat, which suddenly started drowning in deep water. Seeing the drowning of Deepak, people made a noise with him, while the 40th Corps PAC personnel posted at the ghat and NDRF rescued them through a raft boat.

Video of flowing in Ganges viral

A video of former Indian kabaddi team captain Deepak Hooda is currently becoming increasingly viral on social media. The video has been posted by the Uttarakhand Police and claimed that the regional armed Constabulary (PAC) team has rescued Deepak Hooda. On behalf of Uttarakhand Police, a video has gone viral on social media at 4 pm on July 23. It is clearly visible in this video that former captain of the Indian kabaddi team Deepak Hooda has fallen into the Ganges in Haridwar and he is being rescued.

What did Deepak say after the incident?

In the evening, when Deepak Hooda reached his residence Rohtak and told in detail from drowning in the Ganges to saving. Deepak told, “I kept the fast of Shivaratri today. Today, while taking a dip in the Ganges, my foot was slipped, then the police there were saved by the police there. I thank him a lot. Today I survived by the grace of Mahadev. ”

Deepak Hooda hails from Rohtak

Please tell that Deepak Hooda, who lives in Rohtak, Haryana, has been the captain of the Indian kabaddi team. He is also awarded the Asian Gold Medalist and Arjuna Award.

(Report- Sunil Pandey)