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Published on: Apr 12, 2023 5:04 PM IST

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Bathinda military station firing: 4 jawans shot while they slept, say police

Visuals of the Bathinda military station in Punjab where a firing incident took place on Wednesday morning, April 12, 2023.  (PTI)

The four deceased Indian Army jawans were asleep when they were attacked in their barrack at the Bathinda military station, a senior Punjab Police official said on Wednesday. Read more

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