The Indian Army rescued a British national after he lost track while skiing amid heavy snowfall in northern India's Jammu and Kashmir on February 2. The incident took place in Gulmarg, located in the Baramulla district.

Visuals witnessing the incident feature the man posing with the troop that saved him. Later, he narrates the tale of his rescue. He emphasizes the details of the incident and expresses his gratitude towards the Indian Army personnel.

The British National, identified as Lachlan Stewart, is a ski enthusiast who was on a ski trip to Gulmarg and lost track while skiing at Gandola 2nd Phase region in Afarwat. He reached the forested side of Afarwat after struggling for two hours amid heavy snowfall. Being in a no network area, the tourist was unable to contact anyone for help.

The Army patrol party of Gulmarg battalion spotted Stewart and rescued him at their closest company operating base. He was treated with great hospitality and was given shoes, socks, and warm refreshments. The troop later dropped him at his hotel in Gulmarg as well.