Why life of one soldier is not same as another: Rahul questions Agnipath

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After the death of two Agniveers in Nashik during training, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Sunday demanded answers from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on why the life of one soldier is more valuable than the other.

He asked why the families of the two soldiers, who died as 'Agniveers' would not get the same pension and benefits as other martyred soldiers and said that he would keep fighting against this "injustice".

Will the families of Gohil and Saifat receive timely compensation that is equivalent to the compensation for any other martyred soldier?