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"Soldier Killed 4 Colleagues Over Personal Enmity In Bathinda": Punjab Cops
Punjab Police today said that a preliminary investigation into the April 12 incident at the Bhatinda Military Station indicated that the gunner who shot dead four jawans in their sleep did so due to "personal enmity."
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Soldier Arrested By Cops Over Bathinda Military Station Shooting: Sources
Days after four Army personnel were killed in firing at Bathinda Military Station in Punjab, the police detained a jawan in connection with the incident, officials said on Monday.
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Another Soldier Dies In Bathinda, No Link To Yesterday's Firing: Army
A soldier has died of a "gunshot wound" in Punjab's Bathinda, the Army said today, adding that the incident has "no link" to the shooting at an army base yesterday that left four soldiers dead.
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Hours After Killing Of 4 Soldiers In Punjab, Missing INSAS Rifle Found
Four soldiers were killed in an incident of firing inside Bathinda military station in Punjab this morning. They belonged to an artillery unit of the army.
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25-Year-Old Dancer, Pregnant, Shot Dead In Celebratory Firing In Punjab's Bathinda
A 25-year-old woman was killed in celebratory firing during a wedding in Punjab's Bathinda on Saturday evening, the police said. Kulwinder Kaur, who was pregnant, was shot in the stomach while performing on stage. She died on the spot.
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Shots Fired, Cops Drugged: Bollywood-Style Escape of Rajasthan Gangster
Just as the police van and its escort car approached the Khokhar village near Parbatsar this afternoon on the highway that connects Kishangarh town to Bhatinda in Punjab, two SUVs pulled out of nowhere and fired on the vehicle ferrying Rajasthan's most notorious gangster Anand Pal Singh.
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Punjab polls: Congress, Akali Dal workers clash in Bhatinda
With assembly elections due in Punjab, political parties are fighting it out, quite literally. A tussle took place between workers of the ruling Shromani Akali Dal and the Congress at village Dyalpura Bhai turned violent. Four vehicles were smashed and many rounds were fired in the air, creating tension in the village and surrounding areas.
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"Soldier Killed 4 Colleagues Over Personal Enmity In Bathinda": Punjab Cops
Punjab Police today said that a preliminary investigation into the April 12 incident at the Bhatinda Military Station indicated that the gunner who shot dead four jawans in their sleep did so due to "personal enmity."
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Soldier Arrested By Cops Over Bathinda Military Station Shooting: Sources
Days after four Army personnel were killed in firing at Bathinda Military Station in Punjab, the police detained a jawan in connection with the incident, officials said on Monday.
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Another Soldier Dies In Bathinda, No Link To Yesterday's Firing: Army
A soldier has died of a "gunshot wound" in Punjab's Bathinda, the Army said today, adding that the incident has "no link" to the shooting at an army base yesterday that left four soldiers dead.
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Hours After Killing Of 4 Soldiers In Punjab, Missing INSAS Rifle Found
Four soldiers were killed in an incident of firing inside Bathinda military station in Punjab this morning. They belonged to an artillery unit of the army.
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25-Year-Old Dancer, Pregnant, Shot Dead In Celebratory Firing In Punjab's Bathinda
A 25-year-old woman was killed in celebratory firing during a wedding in Punjab's Bathinda on Saturday evening, the police said. Kulwinder Kaur, who was pregnant, was shot in the stomach while performing on stage. She died on the spot.
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Shots Fired, Cops Drugged: Bollywood-Style Escape of Rajasthan Gangster
Just as the police van and its escort car approached the Khokhar village near Parbatsar this afternoon on the highway that connects Kishangarh town to Bhatinda in Punjab, two SUVs pulled out of nowhere and fired on the vehicle ferrying Rajasthan's most notorious gangster Anand Pal Singh.
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Punjab polls: Congress, Akali Dal workers clash in Bhatinda
With assembly elections due in Punjab, political parties are fighting it out, quite literally. A tussle took place between workers of the ruling Shromani Akali Dal and the Congress at village Dyalpura Bhai turned violent. Four vehicles were smashed and many rounds were fired in the air, creating tension in the village and surrounding areas.
