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Seven military personnel were killed in a helicopter crash in Tawang two days ago.


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New Delhi: Two days after seven military personnel were killed in a helicopter crash in Tawang, images of their bodies wrapped in plastic sacks and tied up in cardboard boxes surfaced on Sunday, triggering outrage.

This prompted the Army to come out with a statement saying the wrapping of the bodies with local resources was an 'aberration' and that the fallen soldiers are always given full military honour.
Several people on twitter expressed their anguish after the images surfaced.

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Lt Gen H S Panag(R) @rwac48

Seven young men stepped out into the sunshine yesterday, to serve their motherland. India.
This is how they came home.

9:43 AM - Oct 8, 2017
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2. Seven young men stepped out into the sunshine yesterday, to serve their motherland. India.
This is how they came home.

9:45 AM - Oct 8, 2017
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Shocked to see bodies of 7 @IAF_MCC & @adgpi Tawang crash victims brought in cartons. Is this how we treat our brave men?

9:12 PM - Oct 8, 2017
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Reacting to the issue, the Army said in a statement - "Due to constraints of the carriage effort in high altitude area, helicopter cannot carry the full load. Mortal remains were wrapped in available local resources instead of improvised body bags or coffins. This was an aberration. Mortal remains arrived at Guwahati base hospital by 2 pm on 6 October and thereafter post-mortems and other formalities commenced."
http://zeenews.india.com/india/tawa...cartons-army-calls-it-aberration-2048734.html
 
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I have seen some pictures and I must say it was very disrespectful.indian army retired officers were marching on roads few months ago and now this.i think army must be treated with respect.i can't explain my feelings when I saw bodies on that card board box.it was disgraceful.
 
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I have seen some pictures and I must say it was very disrespectful.indian army retired officers were marching on roads few months ago and now this.i think army must be treated with respect.i can't explain my feelings when I saw bodies on that card board box.it was disgraceful.
Indians are dreaming to fight China and claiming victory in Dokalam but in reality they even don't have coffins for fallen soldiers. Ironic
 
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Your Gen. Panag is making scene check his tweets Kid.

The Army has not only agreed to this despicable act, but also has pledged that it would never happen again:

Wrapping mortal remains of killed men in cardboards an aberration: Army

NEW DELHI: In response to tweeted pictures showing the bodies of the seven military personnel- who died in an Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter crash in Arunachal Pradeshon Friday- wrapped in cardboard pieces, the army today said that an “aberration” has been made and it will not be repeated.

Don't listen to Sanghis & saffronists who have face-palm moment.

 
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The Army has not only agreed to this despicable act, but also has pledged that it would never happen again:

Wrapping mortal remains of killed men in cardboards an aberration: Army



Don't listen to Sanghis & saffronists who have face-palm moment.
Remember during Kargill Indian army ran short of coffins and infamously called coffin choro sabta choro and probably at that time Mr. Fernandice was D.M and accused of corruption when he imported large amount of coffins from outside.
 
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Seven military personnel were killed in a helicopter crash in Tawang two days ago.


630633-soldier700.jpg

New Delhi: Two days after seven military personnel were killed in a helicopter crash in Tawang, images of their bodies wrapped in plastic sacks and tied up in cardboard boxes surfaced on Sunday, triggering outrage.

This prompted the Army to come out with a statement saying the wrapping of the bodies with local resources was an 'aberration' and that the fallen soldiers are always given full military honour.
Several people on twitter expressed their anguish after the images surfaced.

View image on Twitter
DLl9VYhUIAA2iAj.jpg:large

Follow
Lt Gen H S Panag(R) @rwac48

Seven young men stepped out into the sunshine yesterday, to serve their motherland. India.
This is how they came home.

9:43 AM - Oct 8, 2017
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View image on Twitter
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Lt Gen H S Panag(R) @rwac48

2. Seven young men stepped out into the sunshine yesterday, to serve their motherland. India.
This is how they came home.

9:45 AM - Oct 8, 2017
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Capt.Amarinder Singh @capt_amarinder

Shocked to see bodies of 7 @IAF_MCC & @adgpi Tawang crash victims brought in cartons. Is this how we treat our brave men?

9:12 PM - Oct 8, 2017
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Reacting to the issue, the Army said in a statement - "Due to constraints of the carriage effort in high altitude area, helicopter cannot carry the full load. Mortal remains were wrapped in available local resources instead of improvised body bags or coffins. This was an aberration. Mortal remains arrived at Guwahati base hospital by 2 pm on 6 October and thereafter post-mortems and other formalities commenced."
http://zeenews.india.com/india/tawa...cartons-army-calls-it-aberration-2048734.html
I never understood why some Chinese say that India is a "Plugin country".
Until I came to PDF...

开挂国家果然是开挂国家, 总是这么与众不同。
 
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