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India Fires 3 Officers For Accidentally Firing Missile Into Pakistan

A BrahMos cruise missile from India landed in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province in March. (Reuters: B Mathur/ File)  

BBC: India sacks officers for accidentally firing missile into Pakistan 

India's government has sacked three air force officers for the "accidental firing of a missile" into Pakistan in March. 

The incident had escalated tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations. Delhi had blamed the "deeply regrettable" incident on a "technical malfunction" during routine maintenance. 

Islamabad warned Delhi to "be mindful of the unpleasant consequences of such negligence" and to avoid a repeat. 

The officers responsible for the 9 March incident have been terminated from service, the Indian Air Force said in a statement on Tuesday.  

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 India Fires 3 Officers For Accidentally Firing Missile Into Pakistan  

India fires 3 military officers for Pakistan missile misfire -- AP  

Indian air force sacks three officers for accidentally firing missile into Pakistan -- The Guardian/Reuters  

India fires three officers for accidentally launching missile into Pakistan -- CNN  

India sacks 3 officers for misfiring missile into Pakistan -- DW  

"Deviation" From Rules Led To Missile Misfire Into Pak, 3 Officers Sacked -- NDTV  

India dismisses military officers for accidental Pakistan missile misfire -- ABC News Australia  

India fires officers for accidental missile launch into Pakistan -- Al Jazeera



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