Security forces recovered six bodies in Manipur's Kangpokpi district. They are believed to be those of Naga civilians missing since May 13.
Security forces recovered the six bodies in Leilon Vaiphei village on Wednesday after a search involving around 450 personnel from Manipur Police, CRPF and Assam Rifles. Police said the remains are believed to be those of the Naga civilians abducted on May 13.
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The National Police Commission found blood traces disproving claims that the victims drowned while fleeing. The three Katingan Police members were killed first before being dumped into the Katingan River.
Three Kuki youths injured in a June 15 attack were relocated from Imphal's Regional Institute of Medical Sciences to Churachandpur Medical College on June 17 under tight security following protests.
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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.
Troops of Operation Enduring Peace have rescued seven travellers including a policeman and six passengers abducted by suspected kidnappers along a highway in Riyom Local Government Area of Plateau State.
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Rights groups and Indigenous activists expressed rage and grief outside Camp Aguinaldo on Thursday, April 30, marking three years since two Indigenous rights defenders were seized at gunpoint in Rizal. The protest was led by Katribu, Sandugo, and Kabataan para sa Tribung Pilipino. They highlighted the ongoing disappearances and linked them to the recent Toboso killings.
Officers from Sonipat Police Crime Unit-1 exchanged fire with two alleged history-sheeters late at night near Gaurad village. A bullet struck Inspector Rajeev's bulletproof jacket but he was unharmed. The suspects, identified as Raju alias Banda and Sanjay Bahadurgarh, were arrested and found with an illegal 32 bore pistol.
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The Indian Army has dismissed media reports claiming Chinese military camps inside Arunachal Pradesh. The state's home minister announced a probe into the allegations.