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4 Army jawans were killed at Bathin military station in the early hours of April 12


Bathinda military base shooting | Accused jawan was being 'harassed' by deceased soldiers: reports

The army jawan arrested for the shooting incident at Bathinda military base was being harassed by the 4 soldiers he killed, according to a report quoting police sources by India Today. 

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<li>4 Army jawans were killed at Bathin military station in the early hours of April 12</li>
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The army jawan arrested for the shooting incident at Bathinda military base was allegedly being harassed by the 4 soldiers he killed, according to a report quoting police sources by India Today.
The official joint statement by the Indian Army and Punjab police states that Gunner Desai Mohan killed 4 soldiers due to personal enmity. The statement does not give a reason for the enmity.&nbsp;
Gunner Desai Mohan had earlier claimed that he saw two men with a rifle and an axe near the site of the firing at the military base in Punjab. Later, he confessed to the killings, Bathinda Senior Superintendent of Police Gulneet Singh Khurana said.
Asked about the reason behind the killing, Khurana said that it cannot be disclosed before the media but Mohan had some personal enmity with the four soldiers.
On April 12, Mohan said he saw two unidentified men, their faces and heads covered with cloth, coming out of the barracks after the firing. However, he kept changing his statements, the SSP said.
After committing the crime, he concocted the story having seen two persons in 'kurta-pyjama', the officer said.
In a statement, the Army said, "After sustained interrogation, one individual named Gunner Desai Mohan, from the artillery unit where the incident occurred has confessed to his involvement in stealing an INSAS rifle and killing four of his colleagues to the police," the Army said.
The INSAS rifle along with 28 rounds of ammunition went missing from the base two days before the firing incident.
During the investigation, it became clear that an INSAS rifle and cartridges, which were stolen, were used in this incident, Khurana said.
He said in incidents in which an "internal weapon" is used, it raises suspicion that an insider could be involved.
"The statement made by the individual while filing the initial FIR on April 12, mentioning two persons in a civil dress with INSAS rifle and the axe was an attempt to divert the attention of investigating agencies," the Army said.
"Initial investigations indicate that this was apparently due to personal reasons/animosity," the Army said in a statement.
"As per his confession, on early morning of April 9, he stole the weapon along with a filled magazine. He then hid the weapon," the Army said.
Mohan then proceeded to throw the weapon into the sewage pit, it said.
The weapon and additional ammunition have been recovered from the sewage pit.
The Army reiterated that there is no terror angle in the case as speculated earlier in some media reports.
(with PTI inputs)

Bathinda firing not an act of terror: Punjab SSP

Four Army personnel of an artillery unit were killed in a firing incident at the Bathinda military station in Punjab early Wednesday morning, with the state police terming it as a case of "fratricide".

Punjab Senior Superintendent of Police Gulneet Khurana told ANI that as per the information they have collected so far in connection with the firing at the Bathinda Military Station, "It is clear that it was not a terrorist act."
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The Army said that 4 jawans of an artillery unit had succumbed to their gunshot wounds.

Bathinda shooting: Indian Army chief to brief Defence Minister Rajnath, say reports

The Army said that 4 jawans of an artillery unit had succumbed to their gunshot wounds.

The Indian Army released a statement following a shooting incident at the Bathinda military station in Punjab on 12 April 2023.
The Army said that 4 jawans of an artillery unit had succumbed to their gunshot wounds.
There were no other injuries, or damage to property. The Army and Punjab police are jointly investigating the incident.
Meanwhile, Indian Army chief General Manoj Pande was set to brief Defence Minister Rajnath Singh about the shooting, as per news agency ANI.

Under fire from the BJP over the alleged "security lapse" during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday said that PM's "gimmick" of "threat to his life" was aimed at "toppling a democratically elected government" in the state.
Channi further said the prime minister is a respected leader of the nation but it does not behove a leader of his stature to indulge in "such cheap theatrics".
He was addressing a gathering here after laying a foundation stone for development works worth Rs 18 crore at the New Grain Market, an official statement said.
Channi also alleged that the "failure" of BJP's rally on Wednesday was a reflection of the fact that wise Punjabis have outrightly rejected the "divisive" agenda of the party.
The combative CM claimed there was no threat to Modi's life but he cancelled his programme because of less number of people at the BJP's rally at Ferozepur.
He said because of the empty chairs at the rally venue, the prime minister went back to the national capital citing the "frivolous reason of security threat".
Channi alleged that the "false pretext" under which the PM cancelled his visit was part of a "larger conspiracy to defame Punjab and murder democracy in the state on lines of what was done earlier in Jammu and Kashmir".

Punjab CM Channi says 'PM security lapse' claim is gimmick, cheap theatrics

Under fire from the BJP over the alleged "security lapse" during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday said that PM's "gimmick" of "threat to his life" was aimed at "toppling a democratically elected government" in the state.
Channi further said the prime minister is a respected leader of the nation but it does not behove a leader of his stature to indulge in "such cheap theatrics".
Channi also alleged that the "failure" of BJP's rally on Wednesday was a reflection of the fact that wise Punjabis have outrightly rejected the "divisive" agenda of the party.
The combative CM claimed there was no threat to Modi's life but he cancelled his programme because of thin&nbsp;crowd at the BJP's rally at Ferozepur.
He said because of the empty chairs at the rally venue, the prime minister went back to the national capital citing the "frivolous reason of security threat".
Channi alleged that the "false pretext" under which the PM cancelled his visit was part of a "larger conspiracy to defame Punjab and murder democracy in the state on lines of what was done earlier in Jammu and Kashmir".

Chief Minister Channi&nbsp;said it does not behove a leader of the stature of the PM to indulge in "such cheap theatrics"

Under fire from the BJP over the alleged "security lapse" during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit, Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Thursday said that PM's "gimmick" of "threat to his life" was aimed at "toppling a democratically elected government" in the state.
Channi further said the prime minister is a respected leader of the nation but it does not behove a leader of his stature to indulge in "such cheap theatrics".
He was addressing a gathering here after laying a foundation stone for development works worth Rs 18 crore at the New Grain Market, an official statement said.
Channi also alleged that the "failure" of BJP's rally on Wednesday was a reflection of the fact that wise Punjabis have outrightly rejected the "divisive" agenda of the party.
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The combative CM claimed there was no threat to Modi's life but he cancelled his programme because of less number of people at the BJP's rally at Ferozepur.
He said because of the empty chairs at the rally venue, the prime minister went back to the national capital citing the "frivolous reason of security threat".
Channi alleged that the "false pretext" under which the PM cancelled his visit was part of a "larger conspiracy to defame Punjab and murder democracy in the state on lines of what was done earlier in Jammu and Kashmir".

The row over breach in security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Punjab visit on Wednesday reached Supreme Court on Thursday.
Senior advocate Maninder Singh mentioned the matter before CJI NV Ramana in Supreme Court, demanding a probe. The court has Singh to serve a copy of the petition to the Central and Punjab governments. The court is likely to hear the plea on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Punjab Government has constituted a high-level committee to thoroughly investigate the lapses that occurred suring the PM's visit.
The committee comprises of a retired judge and top government officials and has been directed to submit its report within three days.
On Wednesday, PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover after he decided to take the road route to Ferozepur from Bathinda airport due to bad weather. The PM returned to the airport as the protesters didn't let the PM's convoy move.
Terming it a major security breach, the home ministry has sought a report from the Punjab government and has asked it to fix accountability.
The Congress led Punjab government, however, has refuted the security breach, saying that there were only peaceful protesters on the road.

PM 'security breach': Case reaches Supreme Court, Punjab govt sets up probe panel 

The row over breach in security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Punjab visit on Wednesday reached Supreme Court on Thursday.
Senior advocate Maninder Singh mentioned the matter before CJI NV Ramana in Supreme Court, demanding a probe. The court has asked&nbsp;Singh to serve a copy of the petition to the Central and Punjab governments. The court is likely to hear the plea on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Punjab Government has constituted a high-level committee to thoroughly investigate the lapses that occurred during the PM's visit.
The committee comprises of a retired judge and top government officials and has been directed to submit its report within three days.
On Wednesday, PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover after he decided to take the road route to Ferozepur from Bathinda airport due to bad weather. The PM returned to the airport as the protesters didn't let the PM's convoy move.

The high-level investigating committee shall submit its report on PM Narendra Modi's security breach incident within three days

The row over breach in security of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Punjab visit on Wednesday reached Supreme Court on Thursday.
Senior advocate Maninder Singh mentioned the matter before CJI NV Ramana in Supreme Court, demanding a probe. The court has asked&nbsp;Singh to serve a copy of the petition to the Central and Punjab governments. The court is likely to hear the plea on Friday.
Meanwhile, the Punjab Government has constituted a high-level committee to thoroughly investigate the lapses that occurred suring the PM's visit.
The committee comprises of a retired judge and top government officials and has been directed to submit its report within three days.
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On Wednesday, PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover after he decided to take the road route to Ferozepur from Bathinda airport due to bad weather. The PM returned to the airport as the protesters didn't let the PM's convoy move.
Terming it a major security breach, the home ministry has sought a report from the Punjab government and has asked it to fix accountability.
The Congress led Punjab government, however, has refuted the security breach, saying that there were only peaceful protesters on the road.

Despite intelligence input about protests, Punjab Punjab did not follow the "Blue Book", which led to the serious breach of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's security during his visit on Wednesday, the home ministry has said, according to the news agency ANI.
The ministry officials have said that the Punjab Police did not prepare a contingency plan.
Special Protection Group's Blue Book lays down the security guidelines for the protection of the Prime Minister.
According to the Blue Book, the state police have to prepare contingency route for the protectee in case of any adverse situation like the one that happened in Punjab.
As per rules, the SPG personnel remain in close proximity to the PM while the rest of the security measures are taken care of by the state government. In case of any sudden development, the state police updates the SPG and the movement of the VVIP is changed accordingly, the MHA has said.
PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover after he decided to take the road route to Ferozepur from Bathinda airport due to bad weather. The PM returned to the airport as the protesters didn't let the PM's convoy move.
Terming it a major security breach, the home ministry has sought a report from the Punjab government and has asked it to fix accountability.
The Congress led Punjab government, however, has refuted the security breach, saying that there were only peaceful protesters on the road.

PM 'security breach': Did Punjab Police ignore the SPG 'Blue Book' on VIP security?

MHA says that despite intelligence input about protests, Punjab Punjab did not follow the SPG "Blue Book" that led to breach in PM's security

PM 'security breach': Did Punjab Police ignore the SPG "Blue Book" on VIP security?

Home ministry says Punjab Police ignored SPG&nbsp;rule book
SPG&nbsp;'blue book' lays down guidelines for PM's security
State Police responsibility to prepare a contingency plan: MHA
PM Modi's convoy was stuck on a flyover due to protests
In case of sudden developments, police informs the SPG
MHA&nbsp;calls it big security breach, calls for accountability

PM Modi&nbsp;'security breach': Despite intelligence input about protests, Punjab did not follow&nbsp;the "Blue Book", home ministry officials say

Despite intelligence input about protests, Punjab Punjab did not follow&nbsp;the "Blue Book", which led to the serious breach of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's security during his visit on Wednesday, the home ministry has said, according to the news agency ANI.
The ministry officials have said that the Punjab Police did not prepare a contingency plan.
Special Protection Group's Blue Book lays down the security guidelines for the protection of the Prime Minister.
According to the Blue Book, the state police have to prepare contingency route for the protectee in case of any adverse situation like the one that happened in Punjab.
As per rules, the SPG personnel remain in close proximity to the PM while the rest of the security measures are taken care of by the state government. In case of any sudden development, the state police updates the SPG and the movement of the VVIP is changed accordingly, the MHA has said.
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PM Modi's cavalcade was stuck on a flyover after he decided to take the road route to Ferozepur from Bathinda airport due to bad weather. The PM returned to the airport as the protesters didn't let the PM's convoy move.
Terming it a major security breach, the home ministry has sought a report from the Punjab government and has asked it to fix accountability.
The Congress led Punjab government, however, has refuted the security breach, saying that there were only peaceful protesters on the road.

At least 4 persons died in the gun attack which took place at around 4:35 am.

Punjab: shooting inside Bathinda military station; search ops underway, say reports

At least 4 persons died in the gun attack which took place at around 4:35 am.

Amid a high alert in Punjab over the Amritpal Singh situation, a deadly shooting incident took place inside the Bathinda military station on 12 April 2023, as per reports.
At least 4 persons died in the gun attack which took place at around 4:35 am.
Quick reaction teams were activated following the incident, and the area was cordoned off and sealed, officials said.
Search operations were also launched.
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A senior police officer told news agency PTI that it was "not an attack from outside", but a "fratricidal incident".

Punjab shooting latest: INSAS rifle went missing 2 days ago; Army Cantt's gates shut in Bathinda

Bathinda shooting: INSAS rifle went missing 2 days ago; military station's gates shut

A senior police officer told news agency PTI that it was "not an attack from outside", but a "fratricidal incident".

Following a deadly shooting incident inside the Bathinda military station, Punjab police sources clarified that it was not a terrorist attack, as per news agency ANI.
Police sources linked the attack to the case of an INSAS rifle and 28 cartridges going missing two days earlier.
A senior police officer told news agency PTI that it was "not an attack from outside", but a "fratricidal incident".

A soldier named Desai Mohan has been detained for allegedly murdering the 4 soldiers over "personal enmity".

Arrest in Bathinda military station shooting: Indian Army gunner held, say reports

One soldier arrested in Bathinda military station shooting Indian Army gunner arrested for incident in which 4 died He earlier falsely claimed he saw men in kurtas running: report

A soldier named Desai Mohan has been detained for allegedly murdering the 4 soldiers over "personal enmity".

Five days after 4 soldiers were murdered at the Bathinda Military Station, Punjab Police on 17 April 2023 revealed that an Army jawan has been arrested in the case.
A soldier named Desai Mohan has been detained for allegedly murdering the 4 soldiers over "personal enmity".
Earlier, Desai Mohan had acted as a witness, claiming that he saw two men running out of the barracks after the shooting, news agency PTI said.
The jawan had said that the men he saw were wearing kurta-pyjama and carrying an INSAS rifle and an axe.

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