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Amid row over the Army not giving a guard of honour during the last rites of Agniveer Amritpal Singh who died in Jammu and Kashmir on October 11, the Indian Army has released a statement clearing the air.
Agniveer Amritpal Singh, who was serving who was serving with a battalion of the Army's Jammu and Kashmir Rifles unit in the Poonch sector, shot himself while on sentry duty on October 11 and was cremated on Friday at his native village in Punjab's Mansa district
Addressing a press conference here, senior AAP leader Raghav Chadha said Singh's family will not be entitled to pension, while he will not be accorded the status of a martyr
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday expressed profound disappointment over the Army's failure to give a guard of honour during the last rites of ‘Agniveer’ Amritpal Singh, who tragically lost his life in Jammu and Kashmir on October 11. The Chief Minister voiced his dismay