Bodies of 4 More Victims Recovered 56 Years After IAF Plane Crash Over Rohtang Pass

The remains, identified as military personnel, were found by a joint team in one of India's longest-running search operations.

The AN-12 aircraft carrying 102 people crashed on February 7, 1968, while flying from Chandigarh to Leh.
The wreckage was first discovered in 2003, leading to multiple expeditions by the Indian Army and mountaineering teams.
Three of the recently recovered bodies have been identified as Malkhan Singh, Narayan Singh, and Thomas Charan.
The search team included the Dogra Scouts of the Indian Army and Tiranga Mountain Rescue.
The recovery brings renewed hope and closure to the families of the victims after decades of uncertainty.