Four civilians injured in Manipur protest over Assam Rifles outpost

A protest against a new Assam Rifles outpost in Manipur's New Heaven village turned violent on Sunday, leaving at least four civilians injured. The clash has added to tensions in Ukhrul district amid recent ambushes, hostage claims and concern over security deployments.

A protest against a new Assam Rifles outpost in Manipur's New Heaven village turned violent on Sunday. At least four civilians were injured in the clash. The incident took place in Ukhrul district. It has added to existing tensions in the area. Recent ambushes, hostage claims and concern over security deployments have contributed to the strained situation.

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