Uttarakhand bus accident toll rises to 5, body of pilgrim found 40 km away
A 31-seater bus taking pilgrims from Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh to Badrinath fell into the river near Gholtir between Rudraprayag and Gauchar. Four bodies had been found till Friday.
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