Six bodies were recovered in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district on Wednesday. After investigation, it is feared that these bodies could be those of the six people who were taken hostage on May 13. At present, postmortem and identification of the dead bodies has not been done. As soon as the news of the bodies being found spread, a large number of relatives of the missing people and representatives and supporters of several Naga civil organizations reached JNIMS Hospital. Police said that legal formalities are being completed and investigation into the case is ongoing. Police said violent clashes broke out between Naga and Kuki communities in Lelon Vaifei in Kangpokpi district on May 13. During this time, six people of Naga community were taken hostage. Since then, about 450 personnel of Manipur Police, CRPF and Assam Rifles conducted a search operation with the help of sniffer dogs and forensic experts, during which these bodies were recovered. While 14 cookies were handed over to UNC, miscreants set fire to two trucks in Senapati district on Wednesday. There is no further information available about the incident yet. Earlier on Tuesday, 14 Kuki persons were handed over to the authorities after the help of the United Naga Council (UNC). New conditions on entry of security forces in Manipur villages. Caste violence has been going on in Manipur for 3 years. There is no complete peace in the state. On Monday, Kuki militant organization opened fire in Pongringlong Rongmei Naga village of Kangpokpi district. After this incident, the body of a missing Naga village guard named Chunjanglung Panmei has been found in the forests. He was shot on the head. Naga groups allege that the Center is using Kuki groups as a shadow war. Apart from this, unknown armed people opened fire in Ching Mamang village, in which one person was injured. Naga organizations have accused the security forces of bias. Also demanded a fair investigation. It is necessary to inform the village authority before the entry of security forces in the village. Meanwhile, the village authority of Longzang/Thangal village of Noney district has given notice to the state police, Assam Rifles, CRPF. It says that they should not come to the villages without giving information. Don’t fly drones either. Under the Manipur Hill Areas Village Authorities Act, 1956, the village authority is responsible for the security and law and order of the villages. It is necessary to inform the village authority before searching, patrolling, raiding or arresting. On Monday, women from 14 civil organizations took out a 5 KM Maha rally in Imphal demanding NRC. Thousands of women gathered on the streets demanding NRC and identifying and expelling infiltrators. 731 deaths in 3 years Due to ongoing violence and tension in Manipur, a large number of people are living in relief camps. Information sought from RTI has revealed that 731 displaced people have lost their lives in three years. Maximum 248 deaths have been recorded in Churachandpur, 151 in Bishnupur and 128 in Kangpokpi. Whereas 43,676 people are still displaced in 9 districts of the state. ———————————— Also read this news… Armed miscreants attack in Manipur, killing three people: Seven houses also burnt, people ran into the forest as soon as the firing started. Hundreds of women stood as a wall in front of Assam Rifles soldiers and vehicles on Sunday morning in Shokwao and New Haven areas of Ukhrul district of Manipur. According to local people, the soldiers fired several rounds in the air and resorted to lathicharge in the absence of the police and magistrate. The protesting women were also pushed and shoved. Read the full news…
Source link
[ad_3]
मणिपुर के कांगपोकपी में 6 शव मिले: नगा समुदाय से जुड़े होने की आशंका; 27 दिन पहले उग्रवादियों ने बंधक बनाया था
