This is correctly identified. I first go to know this is Kashmir where it is common @ 2400-3600m then on the Rohtang. 'Fls of Himalaya' say Pakistan to Himachal Pradesh @ 3000-4000m. I seem to recollect it is found near the top of Rohtang (which is 3900m) as well as lower down. It is recorded above Khoksar in Lahoul which is quite feasible since it is on the Rohtang and apparently from Ladakh but this is a new record to me.
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