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Indian soldier kills comrade in occupied Kashmir
By News Desk
Published: November 28, 2017
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Apart from fratricide, more than 100 cases of suicide are reported every year in the armed forces. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldier shot dead his colleague during a scuffle inside a camp in Bandipora district of occupied Kashmir late on Monday night, police said on Tuesday.
According to Hindustan Times, a senior district police officer confirmed the news and said the police are investigating the incident at Madar area, which appears to be a case of fratricidal killing.
A spokesperson of the BSF said that head constable Chandrabhan of Haryana was killed in the incident.
Indian major shot dead by soldier for reprimanding use of cell phone on duty
“Police is investigating the matter and the alleged suspect, a jawan, has been handed over. Further details will be clear after investigation,” the spokesperson said.
Suicides and fratricides among security forces personnel posted in held Kashmir are not uncommon.
In July, an Indian Army soldier posted in Uri sector pumped five bullets into a major, killing him on the spot after he was reprimanded by him over cellphone usage at the sensitive post.
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Incidents of fratricide have, however, reduced in the army over the last decade as the force has taken a raft of measures to address the issue.
The steps taken by the government to prevent fratricide include professional psychological counselling, workshops on mental health, meditation being made part of the unit routine, yoga classes, improvement in living conditions and liberalised leave policy.
Apart from fratricide, more than 100 cases of suicide are reported every year in the armed forces.
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By News Desk
Published: November 28, 2017
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SHARE TWEET EMAIL
Apart from fratricide, more than 100 cases of suicide are reported every year in the armed forces. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE
An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldier shot dead his colleague during a scuffle inside a camp in Bandipora district of occupied Kashmir late on Monday night, police said on Tuesday.
According to Hindustan Times, a senior district police officer confirmed the news and said the police are investigating the incident at Madar area, which appears to be a case of fratricidal killing.
A spokesperson of the BSF said that head constable Chandrabhan of Haryana was killed in the incident.
Indian major shot dead by soldier for reprimanding use of cell phone on duty
“Police is investigating the matter and the alleged suspect, a jawan, has been handed over. Further details will be clear after investigation,” the spokesperson said.
Suicides and fratricides among security forces personnel posted in held Kashmir are not uncommon.
In July, an Indian Army soldier posted in Uri sector pumped five bullets into a major, killing him on the spot after he was reprimanded by him over cellphone usage at the sensitive post.
Indian army major who tied Kashmiri man to jeep awarded military honour
Incidents of fratricide have, however, reduced in the army over the last decade as the force has taken a raft of measures to address the issue.
The steps taken by the government to prevent fratricide include professional psychological counselling, workshops on mental health, meditation being made part of the unit routine, yoga classes, improvement in living conditions and liberalised leave policy.
Apart from fratricide, more than 100 cases of suicide are reported every year in the armed forces.
Read more: Held Kashmir , india , IOK
