Amid the Covid-19 crisis, the Indian Army has been trying its best to ensure the safety of the people in northern India's Jammu and Kashmir on June 7. The incident took place in the Ramnagar area of Udhampur district.

Visuals feature the crowd maintaining social distance in a hall where the vaccination drives are being conducted in full swing during the daytime. In the meantime, the people register themselves to get their dose while the others await their chance in a queue. Meanwhile, the army personnel commences with the treatment while the others distribute medical supplies to them and provide free medical checkups in different booths for their well-being.

The Indian Army's Northern Command conducted a vaccination drive for the martyr widow of the soldiers (Veer Naris), ex-servicemen (ESM), and their dependents in Jammu and Kashmir. The vaccination drive was organized in coordination with the civil administration in the Ramnagar area, along with the mobile Canteen Store Department (CSD) and medical checkup arrangements. They also supported the civil administration to motivate the reluctant locals to receive the vaccine and encourage the youth to join the armed forces to serve the country.