Selfie level close to LoC in Uri turns into main vacationer attraction

SRINAGAR: A selfie level close to the Line of Management (LoC) in Kashmir has turn into a significant attraction for vacationers because it permits them to seize the mesmerising great thing about Uri’s distant border area and affords a panoramic view of the Jhelum river, officers stated right here.

The INDIA selfie level supplies guests with an attractive setting symbolising a way of nationalism within the area, they stated.

The military had final yr opened ‘Kaman Setu’, zero-point on the LoC right here, for vacationers. The selfie level was opened for the general public across the Republic Day this yr.

The selfie level is the brainchild of artist and RNAF founder Rouble Nagi. It has been positioned strategically alongside the Nationwide Freeway-44 and the construction affords a panoramic view of the picturesque Jhelum river, enhancing the delight of the locals in addition to the vacationers, the officers stated.

The military thanked Nagi’s basis which is thought for its girls empowerment tasks. “Her gesture of gifting the construction stands as an affidavit to rising nationalism within the valley. The selfie level was conceptualised with an goal to offer a singular partaking setting for people and teams alike,” the military stated.

Nagi stated sculpting the title of the nation via her artwork set up is a tribute to the sacrifices made by numerous sections of society for the nation’s freedom.

“Nothing feels higher than sculpting the title of my nation via my artwork. Proud to put in my sculpture #INDIA at Uri, a distant border area,” Nagi, daughter of a retired military officer, stated.

“How blessed we’re to be free. Our youngsters have to know the sacrifices that had been made by so many to guard the liberty we get pleasure from at this time,: she stated, urging folks to incorporate Uri as their vacationer vacation spot.

Nagi has been instrumental in making selfie factors in Kashmir which included one on the revamped Polo view market, Rajbagh and Dal Lake.