Editorial
The six Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) staff have died and three are injured after a jawan fired at his own colleagues after a dispute between themselves in Narayanpur district of Chattisgarh. The incident took place at the Kadenar camp of ITBP's 45th battalion, where the jawan shot himself after killing others. Chattisgarh police and Central Reserve Police Force have been called upon to investigate the matter.
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