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NEW DELHI - Four soldiers were killed in firing at a military base in the Indian border state of Punjab early on Wednesday (April 12), the army said, and a search for the shooters was in progress. An unknown number of shooters were at large at the base in Bathinda city, a defence source told Reuters, declining to be named...

Police vehicles leave a police station, following a "firing incident" at a military station that killed four people, in Bhatinda, Punjab, India, April 12, 2023 in this screengrab taken from a handout video.NEW DELHI - Four soldiers were killed in firing at a military base in the Indian border state of Punjab early on Wednesday , the army said, and a search for the shooters was in progress.

Four soldiers succumbed to gunshot injuries sustained during the firing incident, which took place in the early hours of Wednesday morning, an army statement said. The statement did not mention the circumstances or other details about who was responsible for the incident. The base was sealed off and a joint investigation with the local police was on, the army statement said, adding that no other injuries and damage to property was reported.

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