A woman was tragically killed and four others were injured in Manipur, India when suspected militants launched a surprise attack on their village. The attack caused panic and extensive damage as the militants fired and bombed the unsuspecting residents. The deceased woman has been identified as Ngangbam Surbala Devi, and her daughter, as well as a police officer, are among the injured. Security forces have been deployed to stabilize the situation.
Tragic Attack in Manipur: Suspected Militants Strike Village, Leaving One Dead and Four Injured
Suspected militants have launched a surprise attack on a village in Manipur, India, killing one woman and injuring four others. The incident has sparked panic and caused extensive damage to the village.
Background:
Manipur has a long history of insurgency, with several separatist groups operating in the state. The current wave of violence began in 2015, when the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) broke off a ceasefire agreement with the Indian government.
The Attack:
The attack occurred on Thursday evening in the village of Koutruk, in Imphal East district. According to witnesses, the militants opened fire and hurled bombs at the village. The deceased woman has been identified as Ngangbam Surbala Devi. Her daughter and a police officer are among the injured.
Aftermath:
The attack has caused widespread panic and anger among the villagers. Security forces have been deployed to stabilize the situation and prevent further violence. The injured have been taken to a local hospital for treatment.
Investigation:
The police are investigating the attack and trying to identify the perpetrators. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the incident.
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