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"Masked Men Had INSAS Rifle, Axe": NDTV Accesses Details Of Punjab Firing
A police complaint filed by an army Major into the killing of four soldiers at a military station in Punjab's Bathinda says two unidentified masked men in kurta-pyjama were seen at 4:30 am today.
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BSF Files Complaint Against Bangladesh Guards Over Soldier's Killing
The Border Security Force has lodged an FIR against the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) at a local police station after one of its soldier was killed in firing by them.
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"Probe Report Fake": Huge Twist After Army Man Declared Illegal Immigrant
The three men who allegedly signed the case report on Mohammad Sanaulla - the former soldier from Assam who has been declared a foreigner -- now claim no investigation has been done in the case. The men have filed a complaint with the police, accusing Chandramal Das, the officer in the case, of fabricating the investigation report.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Army Gets Poll Body Notice Over "Vote By Phone" Complaint, Issues Denial
Army officers posted in Jammu and Kashmir's Leh province have been accused of violating electoral norms by asking soldiers to specify their voting preferences by phone and casting votes on their behalf instead of adhering to the standard procedure of providing ballot papers. A complaint in this regard was cited in a notice issued by Leh Election Of...
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General Election 2019: Sacked Soldier Tej Bahadur Yadav Named Samajwadi's Varanasi Candidate
Tej Bahadur Yadav, the former Border Security Force (BSF) soldier dismissed over his videos criticizing food for the forces at the frontlines, has been named the Samajwadi Party's candidate in Varanasi against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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KJ Alphons Files Complaint Over Trolling For Photo With Soldier's Coffin
Union Minister Alphons Kannanthanam Thursday filed a police complaint alleging insult and abuse through social media over a photo of him standing near the coffin of a slain CRPF personnel killed in the recent terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Year After Soldier's Complaint On Social Media, Defence Lab To Test BSF Food
Faced with questions over the quality of food, the Border Security Force or BSF has commissioned an assessment by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to analyse the quality and quantity of meals being served to jawans and officers of the paramilitary force.
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Soldiers Who Complained On Social Media Can Face Tough Action: Sources
The armymen who have voiced their complaints on social media following the huge stir caused by BSF (Border Security Force) man Tej Bahadur Yadav can face serious action, sources have told NDTV. The punishment can involve loss of rank, seniority or outright dismissal from service, sources said. The Commanding Officer of the unit in which the men are...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Warns Of Action Against Soldiers Using Social Media For Complaints
Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Sunday asked soldiers not to air their grievances through social media. Addressing the Indian Army Day function, he said: "A few colleagues are using social media to share their problems. It affects the morale of the jawans and thereby the army.
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As Army Tackles More Complaints From Jawans, Officers Post Counter Videos
A day after Army Chief General Bipin Rawat defended the force's 'grievances redressal' and 'Sahayak' or Buddy system, another video of a disgruntled jawan - adding to a recent string of complaints from soldiers - has appeared on social media. In a quick counter, officers have also posted videos saying such acts are a serious breakdown of discipline...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says Please Use Complaint Boxes, After Jawans' Videos Go Viral
After a cluster of videos of jawans highlighting their poor work conditions went viral this week, inciting public anger, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said that complaints or feedback by soldiers should be sent to his office rather than through social media, stressing the importance of problems being handled internally. General Rawat also told rep...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says 'Soldiers Must Use Grievance Boxes'
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said today that soldiers must raise their complaints internally, referring to recent videos of a Border Security Force or BSF jawan complaining about poor food and near starvation.
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In New Video, Army Jawan Complains About Harassment By Seniors
A new video of an army jawan on Thursday surfaced on social media in which he has alleged harassment by superiors for writing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the problems faced by the soldiers, soon after similar videos of complaint came to light from a BSF jawan and a CRPF constable.
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Another Complaint Filed Against Actor Om Puri For Allegedly Insulting Soldiers
Another complaint has been filed against actor Om Puri at Jaipur's Gandhi Nagar police station for allegedly disrespecting soldiers during a television show.
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Om Puri Accused of Insulting Soldiers, Complaint Filed
Veteran actor Om Puri has been slammed by a section of the film fraternity for comments that were allegedly insulting Indian soldiers.
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"Masked Men Had INSAS Rifle, Axe": NDTV Accesses Details Of Punjab Firing
A police complaint filed by an army Major into the killing of four soldiers at a military station in Punjab's Bathinda says two unidentified masked men in kurta-pyjama were seen at 4:30 am today.
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BSF Files Complaint Against Bangladesh Guards Over Soldier's Killing
The Border Security Force has lodged an FIR against the Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) at a local police station after one of its soldier was killed in firing by them.
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"Probe Report Fake": Huge Twist After Army Man Declared Illegal Immigrant
The three men who allegedly signed the case report on Mohammad Sanaulla - the former soldier from Assam who has been declared a foreigner -- now claim no investigation has been done in the case. The men have filed a complaint with the police, accusing Chandramal Das, the officer in the case, of fabricating the investigation report.
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Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Army Gets Poll Body Notice Over "Vote By Phone" Complaint, Issues Denial
Army officers posted in Jammu and Kashmir's Leh province have been accused of violating electoral norms by asking soldiers to specify their voting preferences by phone and casting votes on their behalf instead of adhering to the standard procedure of providing ballot papers. A complaint in this regard was cited in a notice issued by Leh Election Of...
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General Election 2019: Sacked Soldier Tej Bahadur Yadav Named Samajwadi's Varanasi Candidate
Tej Bahadur Yadav, the former Border Security Force (BSF) soldier dismissed over his videos criticizing food for the forces at the frontlines, has been named the Samajwadi Party's candidate in Varanasi against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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KJ Alphons Files Complaint Over Trolling For Photo With Soldier's Coffin
Union Minister Alphons Kannanthanam Thursday filed a police complaint alleging insult and abuse through social media over a photo of him standing near the coffin of a slain CRPF personnel killed in the recent terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Year After Soldier's Complaint On Social Media, Defence Lab To Test BSF Food
Faced with questions over the quality of food, the Border Security Force or BSF has commissioned an assessment by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to analyse the quality and quantity of meals being served to jawans and officers of the paramilitary force.
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Soldiers Who Complained On Social Media Can Face Tough Action: Sources
The armymen who have voiced their complaints on social media following the huge stir caused by BSF (Border Security Force) man Tej Bahadur Yadav can face serious action, sources have told NDTV. The punishment can involve loss of rank, seniority or outright dismissal from service, sources said. The Commanding Officer of the unit in which the men are...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Warns Of Action Against Soldiers Using Social Media For Complaints
Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Sunday asked soldiers not to air their grievances through social media. Addressing the Indian Army Day function, he said: "A few colleagues are using social media to share their problems. It affects the morale of the jawans and thereby the army.
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As Army Tackles More Complaints From Jawans, Officers Post Counter Videos
A day after Army Chief General Bipin Rawat defended the force's 'grievances redressal' and 'Sahayak' or Buddy system, another video of a disgruntled jawan - adding to a recent string of complaints from soldiers - has appeared on social media. In a quick counter, officers have also posted videos saying such acts are a serious breakdown of discipline...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says Please Use Complaint Boxes, After Jawans' Videos Go Viral
After a cluster of videos of jawans highlighting their poor work conditions went viral this week, inciting public anger, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said that complaints or feedback by soldiers should be sent to his office rather than through social media, stressing the importance of problems being handled internally. General Rawat also told rep...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says 'Soldiers Must Use Grievance Boxes'
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said today that soldiers must raise their complaints internally, referring to recent videos of a Border Security Force or BSF jawan complaining about poor food and near starvation.
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In New Video, Army Jawan Complains About Harassment By Seniors
A new video of an army jawan on Thursday surfaced on social media in which he has alleged harassment by superiors for writing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the problems faced by the soldiers, soon after similar videos of complaint came to light from a BSF jawan and a CRPF constable.
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Another Complaint Filed Against Actor Om Puri For Allegedly Insulting Soldiers
Another complaint has been filed against actor Om Puri at Jaipur's Gandhi Nagar police station for allegedly disrespecting soldiers during a television show.
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Om Puri Accused of Insulting Soldiers, Complaint Filed
Veteran actor Om Puri has been slammed by a section of the film fraternity for comments that were allegedly insulting Indian soldiers.
