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Woman killed, few injured in fresh Manipur violence

By IANS | Updated: June 29, 2023 15:50 IST

Imphal, June 29 In a fresh incident of violence on Thursday, one woman was killed and a few ...

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Imphal, June 29 In a fresh incident of violence on Thursday, one woman was killed and a few others injured at Leimakhong in Kangpokpi district, police said.

A police official in Imphal said that armed militants carrying sophisticated weapons raided several villages in Kangpokpi district, opened fire and assaulted people.

A woman was killed on the spot at Leimakhong village and several others were injured in the militants' firing.

Para-military personnel accompanied by Manipur Police have rushed to the villages attacked by the militants and launched combing operation to nab the extremists.

Further details of these incidents are awaited.

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