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Rahul Gandhi attacks government after death of 2 Agniveers | India News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: After the death of two Agniveers in Nashik during training, LoP in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Sunday demanded that PM Modi and defence minister Rajnath Singh should answer "why the life of one soldier is more valuable than that of another soldier"."The death of two Agniveers - Gohil Vishwaraj Singh and Saifat Sheet - is very tragic. My deepest condolences to their families," Rahul said on X. "Will the families of Gohil and Saifat receive timely compensation that is equivalent to the compensation for any other martyred soldier? Why will the families of Agniveers not get the benefits of pension and other govt facilities? When the responsibilities and sacrifices of both the soldiers are the same, then why this discrimination after their martyrdom?" he asked.Source link

11Oct

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Nashik: 2 Agniveers Killed In Artillery Shell Explosion During Firing Practice, Army Orders Cou

Nashik: Two Agniveers were killed after a shell from an Indian field gun exploded during a training exercise in Maharashtra's Nashik district. The incident occurred on Thursday, October 10, at the Artillery Centre in the Nashik Road area. The deceased gunners, who were involved in the firing practice, have been identified as 20-year-old Gohil Vishwaraj Singh and 21-year-old Saikat. One of the shells of the Indian field gun exploded when a team of Agniveers were practicing, causing injuries to Singh and Saikat. They were rushed to the MH Hospital in Deolali, where they were pronounced dead by the doctors. A case of accidental death has been registered with the Deolali Camp police, based on a complaint by Havildar Ajit Kumar. Further investigation in the incident is underway. According to a...

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Two Agniveers killed during firing practice in Maharashtra | India News – Times of India

Two Agniveers were killed on Thursday when a shell from an Indian field gun exploded during a training exercise at the Artillery Centre in Nashik, Maharashtra. The incident took place on Thursday afternoon in the Nashik Road area, according to police.The Agniveers, identified as 20 year-old Gohil Vishwaraj Singh, and 21-year-old Saifat were involved in the practice session.A shell exploded during the firing exercise, causing injuries to both individuals. They were transported to MH Hospital in Deolali, where medical staff declared them dead.Following a complaint by Havildar Ajit Kumar, authorities have registered a case of accidental death at the Deolali Camp police station. Police are investigating the incident.Source link