Sumir Karmakar is a Principal Correspondent for Deccan Herald, focusing on local news in Manipur, India. With a keen interest in reporting on regional issues, Sumir covers a wide range of topics including politics, security, and social issues, providing valuable insights into the happenings of the region.
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By: Sumir Karmakar
Official sources said the charred body of the 31-year-old woman, Zosangkim, was recovered by local organisations after a gunfight and burning of several houses by unidentified persons. Hmars are ethnically linked to the Kuki-Zo communities.
By: Sumir Karmakar
A 31-year-old school teacher and mother of three children belonging to the Hmar community was allegedly targetted by a group of Meitei armed men at Zairawn village in Jiribam district as her husband and the children managed to flee.
By: Sumir Karmakar
Two CRPF personnel also sustained injuries during the heavy exchange of fire that happened at Jakurador Karong in the Borobekra sub-division. The condition of one of them was stated to be critical.
By: Sumir Karmakar
Two CRPF personnel also sustained injuries during the heavy exchange of fire that happened at Jakurador Karong in the Borobekra sub-division. The condition of one of them was stated to be critical.
By: Sumir Karmakar
As anger among the Kuki-Zo communities ran high over the killings, Kuki Students' Organisations (KSO) issued a statement in which it "directed" the CRPF personnel not to move out of their camps.
By: Sumir Karmakar
Burnt remains of the 31-year-old teacher and a mother of three children belonging to the Hmar community were recovered from her house in Jiribam district, which were allegedly set on fire by members of the Arambai Tenggol, a Meitei armed group.
By: Sumir Karmakar
Manipur police stated that 10 "armed militants" were killed in a "retaliatory attack" on November 8 after they attacked a CRPF camp and a police station that provided shelters to internally displaced persons belonging to the Meitei community.
By: Sumir Karmakar
During the investigation, CBI has successfully traced databases containing details of depositors who were deceived into investing in these unregulated deposit schemes, said the statement.
This assumes significance as the Manipur government as well as several organisations representing the Meitei organisations claimed that "Kuki-Zo insurgents" got weapons from Myanmar.
By: Sumir Karmakar
Fresh tension have gripped Jiribam since November 7 when the 31-year-old Hmar woman teacher was allegedly raped and burned alive by suspected Meitei insurgents.
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