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Indore: In a grave issue which has come to light, around sixty-four of Indian Army soldiers belonging to Madhya Pradesh are said to have gone missing from the services in the past five years. Strangely, 24 among those disapperared belong to Indore's Aerodrome locality.
The statistics came to light during the question hour session of Madhya Pradesh Assembly. The question was raised by BJP MLA from Mandsour Yashpal Singh Sisodia. In his reply, state home minister Uma Shankar Gupta also revealed that a special team had been constituted to search for the missing people.
Gupta claimed that some new recruits often get scared of grueling training schedule of the Indian Army and thus quit. Many, opined Gupta, can't cope with stringent standards of the institution of Indian Army. However, even he evinced surprise on as to how could so many drop-outs belong to a same locality.
Notably, Sisodia has consistently raised pressing issues in the assembly. Earlier, he had questioned the state government on what action had it taken to curb human trafficking menace in districts located on border of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, which have become the hub of such illegal activities.
Missing soldiers of Indian Army: Where did they go? - daily.bhaskar.com
The statistics came to light during the question hour session of Madhya Pradesh Assembly. The question was raised by BJP MLA from Mandsour Yashpal Singh Sisodia. In his reply, state home minister Uma Shankar Gupta also revealed that a special team had been constituted to search for the missing people.
Gupta claimed that some new recruits often get scared of grueling training schedule of the Indian Army and thus quit. Many, opined Gupta, can't cope with stringent standards of the institution of Indian Army. However, even he evinced surprise on as to how could so many drop-outs belong to a same locality.
Notably, Sisodia has consistently raised pressing issues in the assembly. Earlier, he had questioned the state government on what action had it taken to curb human trafficking menace in districts located on border of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, which have become the hub of such illegal activities.
Missing soldiers of Indian Army: Where did they go? - daily.bhaskar.com
