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Fresh militant attack in Manipur, Four policemen injured

| | Dec 16, 2016, at 06:48 pm
Guwahati, Dec 16 (IBNS): Four policemen in Manipur were injured on Thursday evening when suspected Naga militants attacked them while they were guarding a playground.

According to reports, militants attacked the policemen while they guarding the playground where Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh is likely to inaugurate the Manipur's newly created district, Noney.

A sub-inspector and three constables were injured in  the attack and they were rushed to nearest Assam Rifles camp.

Meanwhile, the panic stricken villagers are terrified to attend the inaugural function of new district after consecutive militant attacks.

Top  police and army officials had rushed to the area to maintain the law and order situation and launched operation against the militants.

It is the third consecutive militant  attack on security personnel in the past 24 hours in Manipur.

On Thursday morning, four policemen were killed and four others injured in two attacks lby suspected NSCN(IM) militants in Chandel and Tengnoupal districts.

Last year, at least 15 Indian army perosnnel were killed  in an ambush laid  by militants in Manipur's Chandel district along the Myanmar border.


(Reporting by Hemanta  Kumar Nath)

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