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4 CRPF jawans killed, 13 injured after colleague opens fire at camp in Chhattisgarh's Sukma

By ANI | Updated: November 8, 2021 08:20 IST

At least four Central Reserve Police Force jawans of 50 bn were killed and 13 were injured in a case of fratricide at a camp under Maraiguda Police Station limits in Sukma district on Monday.

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At least four Central Reserve Police Force jawans of 50 bn were killed and 13 were injured in a case of fratricide at a camp under Maraiguda Police Station limits in Sukma district on Monday.

The incident took place when a jawan opened fire at the CRPF camp here.

Further details are awaited.

( With inputs from ANI )

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