Seven soldiers injured as army vehicle overturns during training sortie in Telangana
Further investigation is underway while the condition of two critically injured soldiers is reported to be serious.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
13 November 2026, 2:11 pm · 1 min read
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According to an India Today report, seven army soldiers were injured when an army vehicle overturned during a training sortie in the Ranga Reddy district of Telangana, and the condition of two of these soldiers is being described as extremely critical. A total of 7 soldiers sustained injuries in this accident.
The incident occurred while all these soldiers were travelling from the Golconda Army Camp in Hyderabad towards Shabad town as part of a training activity. According to preliminary information, the vehicle, which is believed to have been driven by a trainee, suddenly lost control and, after overturning several times, came to a halt after hitting a tree.
Immediately after the accident, all the injured soldiers were shifted to the Army Hospital in Golconda for treatment. A senior police official stated that the soldiers have not shared any details regarding the incident and have termed the matter a self-accident. The soldiers themselves made arrangements to shift the injured to the hospital.
Further details regarding the exact circumstances behind the occurrence of this accident and the health status of the other five injured soldiers are still awaited.
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