A tragic incident occurred on Wednesday morning at a military base in Punjab's Bathinda, where four Army jawans were shot and killed while sleeping in a barrack. The Army has identified the victims as Gunners Sagar Banne (25), Kamalesh R (24), Yogeshkumar J (24), and Santosh M Nagaral (25). The families of the deceased have been notified, according to a statement released by the Army.
Punjab Police officials have ruled out a terror attack and described the incident as "fratricide." The South-Western Command confirmed that no other personnel were injured, and no property damage was reported. The Army Chief General Manoj Pande briefed Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on the incident.
The incident occurred at approximately 4:30 am, and the Army has ordered a detailed investigation. The inquiry will focus on several elements, including an INSAS assault rifle and 28 bullets that went missing on Monday, according to Punjab Police officials.
Fratricide incidents, where soldiers are killed by their comrades, are a significant concern for military organizations worldwide. The incident has once again highlighted the need for strict security measures at military bases and the importance of regular mental health checks for personnel.
Our thoughts and condolences go out to the families of the deceased during this difficult time. The Army and Punjab Police are working together to investigate the incident and bring those responsible to justice.
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