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Chinese soldier held on Indian side of LAC in Ladakh Published : Jan 10, 2021, 4:48 am IST Updated : Jan 10, 2021, 4:48 am IST Peoples Liberation Army soldier being dealt with as per procedures says Indian Army  The PLA soldier is being dealt with as per laid down procedures and circumstances under which he had crossed the LAC are being investigated. (Representational Image:AP) New Delhi: The Indian Army apprehended a Chinese soldier on Friday morning on the South bank of Pangong Tso lak...

Last Updated: 2nd January, 2021 14:56 IST Indian Army Top Brass Gets Major Reshuffle As New Year Begins; New DCOAS To Take Charge Indian Army has undergone a major reshuffle at the top within the Army Headquarter and at the various other formations, witnessing the change of guard The Indian Army has undergone a major reshuffle at the top within the Army Headquarter and at the various other formations including the Corps Commanders, administrative and training institutions witnessing a chan...

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His kin has, however, rejected the claim that the army general died of COVID-19. The Aiyetoro-Gbede community in Kogi State, where Irefin hailed from, said they suspected that he was murdered. A.A Aminu, a spokesman of the Ayetoro Development Association, in a statement, called on the authorities to investigate the Generals death. The kin argued that COVID-19 could not have killed Irefin within such a short period. Reacting to the claim, the Nigerian Army in a statement signed by its spokesman,...

*Reveals how late GOC 6 Division died Kingsley Nwezeh in Abuja The Nigerian Army Sunday said there was no foul play in the death of the late General Officer Commanding (GOC) 6 Division, Port Harcourt, Major General Olubunmi Irefin. The Nigerian Army Headquarters said contrary to rumours and conspiracy theories peddled around, the late general died of complications arising from COVID-19 after spirited efforts to save his life. A statement signed by Army Spokesman, Brigadier-General Sagir Musa, g...