Present investigation was conducted in green gram variety PM5. It is a high yielding, bold seeded as well as highly resistant to bruchid, a devastating coleopteran storage pest. The seeds of that variety were exposed to near LD₅₀ concentration of EMS to induce mutation. In comparison to the untreated PM5 plants, different types of phenotypic variations were observed in M₁ generation. In M₂ generation, many putative mutants were identified. Small seededness in few M₂ plants was the most significant finding in the present study. It is noteworthy to mention that, except one plant, rest of those M₂ plants showed decrease in bruchid resistance as revealed by the M₃ seeds feeding assay.