After completing 2-month Yoga course, CISF jawan kills 4 colleagues

January 12, 2017

Patna, Jan 12: A CISF jawan allegedly opened fire on his colleagues, killing four of them at their unit at a thermal power station in Aurangabad district of Bihar today.

CISFOfficials said the incident was reported at about 12:30 AM at the Nabinagar Power Generation Company Ltd (NPGCL) unit in the said district where the force is deployed for security duties to guard the facility.

The accused jawan has been identified as constable Balveer Singh who hails from Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh, while the deceased personnel have been reported to be three personnel in the ranks of Head Constable (HC), and an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI).

The CISF jawan lost his cool following a dispute over leave and fired from his rifle, Superintendent of Police Dr Satyaprakash said.

Balveer has been arrested, they said.

"Preliminary information states that Balveer opened fire on his other colleagues, using a service rifle, in an alleged fratricide incident. While three were killed in the firing, one another succumbed at a nearby hospital later," they said.

A Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) unit is deployed in the NPGCL unit as part of its mandate to secure the facility.

They said the incident took place when Balveer allegedly used his INSAS rifle to shoot his colleagues who had assembled to leave for the shift change and after the first hit, he was overpowered by others present around.

It is understood that Balveer had come back after a two-month yoga course and had some issues related to leave, they said.

NPGCL is a Joint Venture of the NTPC and Bihar State Electricity Board.

While the SP said senior officials have rushed to the spot, the CISF said a Court of Inquiry has been ordered into the incident.

Comments

Rikaz
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Thursday, 12 Jan 2017

Did Ramdev baba teach him to do killings.....police need to go deep in to it and find culprit and catch him and put him behind bar.....

Seena mandya b…
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Thursday, 12 Jan 2017

Yaavanade mallande CD news editor ? Only Pakistanis can put headlines like this ....namma soldiers and namma culture bagge kettadigi headline haakidre samskritha dalli mandya style nalli boyya bekaithe ...nimma dharmadonaada yaseen bhatksl practise 5 times prayer ..but why he killed kids women and innocent hindus? Why they are ready to do anti India activities ...teeka meekondu headline change maadappa...illi matter irodu stress and raja sigde irodakke ...stop mocking Indian army and Indian culture ...jai Bharath mata ...

s
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Thursday, 12 Jan 2017

some anti people cannot digest the facts

Viren Kotian
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Thursday, 12 Jan 2017

Misleading headline by shameless anti-national CD editor.

zakir
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Thursday, 12 Jan 2017

Now some people may ask to ban all Yoga school !!!

Like statement comes from narrow minded people on \Madrasa Ban\" if any muslim name person commit crime.."

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