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Soldier killed in alleged ‘fratricide’ incident in Sogam Kupwara

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An army soldier has been killed in an alleged ‘fratricide’ incident in Sogam area of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district.

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Sources told news agency that there was a brawl between soldiers from 28 Rashtriya Rifles at Lassipora Sogam.

One of the soldiers from the Road Opening Party allegedly fired upon another soldier who reportedly died on spot.

Srinagar based Defense Spokesperson Colonel Emran Mosavi told that he is trying to find out and the moment he gets information, he will share the details. [KNT]

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