According to earlier reports, Major was shouting to use the Duty Mobile phone during the soldier and broke the phone on which the soldier killed five officers. Indian army has begun to investigate the causes of the incident.
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It is clear that there is an unhealthy growing trend among the commissioned officers and the non-commissioned soldiers in the Indian Army. Indian soldiers accuse their officers of corruption and personal work. In January this year, Indian military Tej Bahadur made his video and posted on social media that the soldiers posted on the border were not allowed to drink, after which mysteriously was killed.
Also read: 80% of the officers in the Indian Border Force are corruptedISLAMABAD: The Sharif family has submitted its objections to the Supreme Court on the JIT report investigating the Panama case.
According to Express News, before hearing the Panama execution case, Sharif family submitted their objections to the JIT report. In which the Sharif family has decided that the Supreme Court had asked the JIT to respond to 13 questions, but JIT formed the final opinion on the strike, JIT crossed its mandate.
The Sharif family has been stressed that JUI was neutral and did not meet the legal requirements. Therefore, reject the JIT report. It is a requirement for the court to reject the report by accepting our application.
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It is clear that JIT submitted its report last week in the Supreme Court. In this report consisting of 10 volumes, many allegations and related evidence have been brought to Sharif Sharif, including Nawaz Sharif.


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