In the Bathinda military base firing case, a statement issued by the army said that Gunner Desai Mohan shot dead his four comrades due to personal reasons.

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Bathinda Military Base Firing: A big statement of the army has come out in the Bathinda Military Base firing case. The army has said that Gunner Desai Mohan shot dead his four comrades due to personal reasons. During interrogation of the accused, it has been revealed that he first stole the INSAS rifle. After this, killed four jawans while sleeping with rifle.

Because of this the accused opened fire on the jawans The army told that on April 9, the accused had stolen weapons and cartridges. morning on April 4.28 When the sentry was on duty, At that time he killed all four. During interrogation, he told that the jawans on whom he opened fire used to insult him.

15703 The incident of firing took place on April

Let us tell that in Bathinda Military Station of Punjab 10 Firing took place on April and four jawans were killed in this incident. . The incident occurred at 4 am 41 Minutes were told. After this, the army started a search operation in the area. At the same time, Bathinda’s SSP GS Khurana had said that this is not a terrorist attack. There is some matter inside. , The accused confessed his crime There itself, On April, a jawan was arrested in the Bathinda army base firing case. The accused has accepted his crime. A senior officer of Punjab Police gave this information on Monday. He told that the firing at the army base took place in a mutual quarrel.

In this case the police had told that the section of the Indian Penal Code in Bathinda Cantonment Police Station-85 (murder) and an FIR was registered against two unidentified persons under the Arms Act. According to the information, Army Chief General Manoj Pandey informed Defense Minister Rajnath Singh about the whole matter. It was suspected that an INSAS rifle and its 3547 missing in the incident Bullets would have been used.

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Mon, Apr 17, 2023, 4: 12 PM IST