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An army soldier, Vikrant Gurjar, on leave in Saharanpur to testify in a murder case, was shot dead. The investigation is ongoing, with police enhancing security to prevent further incidents.

Soldier on Leave Shot Dead in Saharanpur

Vikrant Gurjar, an army soldier, was shot dead while on leave in Saharanpur to testify in a murder case. His body was found with gunshot wounds, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the investigation.

An army soldier, Vikrant Gurjar, on leave in Saharanpur to testify in a murder case, was shot dead

27-year-old army soldier Vikrant Gurjar was shot dead in Saharanpur. He was on leave to testify in his cousin's murder case. Investigation is ongoing with police presence in the village.

An army soldier on leave to testify in a murder case was allegedly shot dead in the Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, police said on Thursday.
The deceased has been identified as 27-year-old Vikrant Gurjar. A resident of Mudikhedi village here, he was posted in Jammu and Kashmir. Vikrant came home on Tuesday on a four-day leave to testify in the case, they said.
The alleged murder happened between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. &nbsp;According to Vikrant's family, he went out for a walk after dinner, but when he did not return, they tried to contact him over the phone. However, his phone was found switched off.
Early Thursday morning, some villagers contacted the family after finding his body near a road with gunshot wounds to his head and chest, Sagar Jain, Superintendent of Police (Rural), told PTI.
The family says he was the key witness in the murder of his cousin Rajat, who was stabbed to death four years ago. &nbsp;
Police have yet to receive a formal complaint in the matter, but they have sent the body for post-mortem. &nbsp;Besides, senior officers are present in the village and have deployed an additional police force to check for any untoward incident, Jain added.

A soldier was detained by police for giving false statements about an alleged assault on him.

Kerala soldier gave false statement in PFI assault case, taken into custody: Police

A soldier was detained by police for giving false statements about an alleged assault on him.

A soldier, who a day ago had claimed he was <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kerala-army-personnel-attacked-by-unidentified-men-close-to-his-house-1695641804222">assaulted by six persons </a>near his home in this southern Kerala district and 'PFI' was written on his back, was on Tuesday taken into custody along with his friend for allegedly giving a false statement about the incident, police said.
A senior police officer of the district said that no arrests have been recorded in the case so far and the statements of the soldier -- Shine Kumar -- and his friend were being recorded.
"Further action would be taken after verifying the contents of their statements," the officer said.
He also said that the soldier's friend has claimed that Kumar wanted to become famous and that is why this entire act was carried out.
The officer further said that the soldier was giving various reasons for making such a false statement and they have to be verified.
Police also recovered the green paint, brush and tape allegedly used in the incident from the friend's home.
The soldier's friend told the media that Kumar planned the whole thing to become famous.
Giving details of what allegedly transpired, the friend claimed that Kumar asked him to write 'PFI' on his back and to beat him up.
"I was drunk, so I initially wrote DFI, but he (Kumar) said to write PFI. So I made it PFI. Then he asked me to beat him up, but I said I couldn't because I was drunk.
"Then he asked me to drag him on the ground and lay down, but I could not in my intoxicated state. So he asked me to tape his mouth and hands and then to leave. So I did that," the friend claimed.
The soldier in his complaint had claimed that he was allegedly beaten up near his home on Sunday night by six persons and 'PFI' was written on his back with green paint.
The alleged incident occurred near his home at Kadakkal here.
The soldier, who is posted in the Indian Army's Electronics and Mechanical Engineers (EME) Corps, had claimed that he saw some persons standing near his home while he was returning on his bike.
On asking them why they were there, they said somebody was lying drunk in the nearby rubber plantation and asked the soldier whether he knew that person, he had said.
He had claimed in his complaint that he accompanied the men to the rubber plantation and on reaching there, someone kicked him from behind and then the assailants tied his hands and beat him up. They then wrote PFI on his back with green pain, he had alleged.
The alleged incident occurred on the last day of the vacation of the soldier hailing from Kerala, police had said and had added that he was set to return to his unit at Jaisalmer in Rajasthan on Monday.
Based on his complaint, police on Monday had lodged an FIR under sections 143 (unlawful assembly), 147 (rioting), 153 (wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause riot), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 341 (wrongful restraint) of the IPC was lodged during the day against six identifiable persons.
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At the same time police had also said that there were no injuries on the soldier.
PFI generally refers to the Popular Front of India, an organisation that was banned by the central government last year.

Police arrested all the accused in the murder of an Indian solider along with the DMK councilor in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu.

Capital punishment for accused: father of the decesed solider

Prabhu M had gotten into an argument with a DMK councillor in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu on February 8 this year over washing clothes at a public tank. Soon the situation turned violent and Prabhu and his brother were attacked by the MNK leader along with 9 of his aides with iron rods and machetes.

Police arrested all the accused in the murder of an Indian solider along with the DMK councilor in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu.

Parents of the soldier who was beaten to death in Tamil Nadu demanded strict punishment for the accused including a DMK councillor.
Prabhu M had gotten into an argument with a DMK councillor in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu on February 8 this year over washing clothes at a public tank. Soon the situation turned violent and Prabhu and his brother were attacked by the MNK leader along with 9 of his aides with iron rods and machetes.
Later Prabhu was admitted to the hospital where he succumbed to internal injuries on Tuesday.
DMK Councillor Chinnaswamy's son accused of the murder has allegedly dragged Prabhu out of his house and beaten him to death.
Prabhu's family alleged that not a single DMK cadre has come to their house to help them and demanded CM intervention to help the family get justice.
The police have filed an FIR in the matter and all nine including the DMK councillor were arrested by the police.

Watch: Ukrainian soldier turns upside down to rescue puppy

The video, which identifies the man as a Ukrainian army soldier shows him pulling out the dog who was trapped in a deep pit.

In a heartwarming video, a soldier, apparently belonging to the Ukrainian army, is winning the internet for rescuing a trapped puppy.
A video posted on Twitter by Anton Gerashchenko, the advisor to the Ukraine's Internal Affairs Minister shows three soldiers carrying out a rescue mission for a puppy trapped in a deep pit.&nbsp; It shows two men holding the soldier upside down to help him get into that pit and they&nbsp;pull him out as soon as he catches hold of the distressed animal.&nbsp; The viral video has churned over 50,000 views and at least 700 shares.&nbsp;
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Yet another case of an Indian soldier allegedly being honey-trapped by a female Pakistani spy has emerged. Army man Pradeep Kumar was arrested for allegedly sharing confidential and strategic information with a woman Pakistani agent.
He was posted in Jodhpur as a gunner. Kumar first came in contact with the Pakistani spy around 6 months ago. The soldier had received a call from a woman claiming to be a military nursing service worker in Bengaluru.
The two also met in Delhi, where the woman promised to marry Kumar, according to an intelligence official quoted by news agency PTI. Kumar was in contact with the Pakistani spy through social platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp, and shared confidential information and documents through the same.
He was booked under Official Secrets Act, 1923, and taken into custody for questioning on May 18, before being arrested.

Pakistani spy promised to marry Indian Army soldier to get secret info: intel official

Army man Pradeep Kumar was arrested for allegedly sharing confidential and strategic information with a woman Pakistani agent.

Yet another case of an Indian soldier allegedly being honey-trapped by a female Pakistani spy has emerged. Army man Pradeep Kumar was arrested for allegedly sharing confidential and strategic information with a woman Pakistani agent.
He was posted in Jodhpur as a gunner. Kumar first came in contact with the Pakistani spy around 6 months ago. The soldier had received a call from a woman claiming to be a military nursing service worker in Bengaluru.
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The two also met in Delhi, where the woman promised to marry Kumar, according to an intelligence official quoted by news agency PTI. Kumar was in contact with the Pakistani spy through social platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp, and shared confidential information and documents through the same.
He was booked under Official Secrets Act, 1923, and taken into custody for questioning on May 18, before being arrested.

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