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Commanding Officer, Family Among 7 Killed in Militant Attack in Manipur

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Initial reports suggest that Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army could be behind the attack. (Representational Image: ANI)

Initial reports suggest that Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army could be behind the attack. (Representational Image: ANI)

An Army officer, along with his wife and son, were killed in a militant attack in Manipur on Saturday, while three injured were taken to Behiang Primary Health Centre.

Four soldiers and the commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles along with his son and wife were killed in an ambush by militants in Manipur’s Singhat on Saturday. Three injured in the incident were taken to Behiang Primary Health Centre. Initial reports suggest that Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army could be behind the attack.

The commanding officer has been identified as Colonel Viplav Tripathi. Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that the perpetrators would be “brought to justice". “Strongly condemn the cowardly attack on a convoy of 46 AR which has reportedly killed few personnel including the CO & his family at CCpur today. The State forces & Para military are already on their job to track down the militants," he tweeted.









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Commanding Officer, Family Among 7 Killed in Militant Attack in Manipur (news18.com)
 
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Family should be spared.....


Loss of innocent lives must be condemned.....
My question is what was his family doing close to border. Yes civilians should not be targeted but how his family reached border.
 
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My question is what was his family doing close to border. Yes civilians should not be targeted but how his family reached border.
Brother this is border town not exactly border and quite often if posting is for long term officer allowed to keep their families in garrison.
 
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Initial reports suggest that Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army could be behind the attack. (Representational Image: ANI)

Initial reports suggest that Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army could be behind the attack. (Representational Image: ANI)

An Army officer, along with his wife and son, were killed in a militant attack in Manipur on Saturday, while three injured were taken to Behiang Primary Health Centre.

Four soldiers and the commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles along with his son and wife were killed in an ambush by militants in Manipur’s Singhat on Saturday. Three injured in the incident were taken to Behiang Primary Health Centre. Initial reports suggest that Manipur-based People’s Liberation Army could be behind the attack.

The commanding officer has been identified as Colonel Viplav Tripathi. Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that the perpetrators would be “brought to justice". “Strongly condemn the cowardly attack on a convoy of 46 AR which has reportedly killed few personnel including the CO & his family at CCpur today. The State forces & Para military are already on their job to track down the militants," he tweeted.









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Commanding Officer, Family Among 7 Killed in Militant Attack in Manipur (news18.com)

Assam Rifles CO, his family members, 3 jawans killed in terr ..

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Indian Northeastern rebels kill 5 Indian soldiers, 2 others in border state
By Wasbir Hussain | AP
Today at 5:28 a.m. EST

GAUHATI, India — At least five Indian soldiers and two civilians were killed Saturday in an ambush by suspected rebels in the northeastern state of Manipur bordering Myanmar, police said.
The rebels ambushed a convoy of India’s paramilitary soldiers who were on their way to inspect a remote village in Churachandpur district, a police officer in the state capital Imphal said. The dead include a colonel of the Assam Rifles, a paramilitary force of the Indian army, his wife and his son.

Police said the rebels opened fire with automatic weapons, killing all seven people on the spot.
Security reinforcements have been rushed to the area and launched a search for the rebels.

Police said it was likely the ambush was carried out by the People’s Liberation Army, a Manipur-based rebel group that has been fighting against Indian rule in the state. So far no rebel group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Manipur is plagued by a decades-old insurgency that seeks a separate homeland for its ethnic and tribal population.

Nearly 20 rebel groups are active in the remote state, which is expected to go to polls early next year.

 
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CHURACHANDPUR (MANIPUR): Commanding officer Colonel Viplab Tripathi of 46 Assam Rifles, his wife and son and four paramilitary force personnel were on Saturday killed after terrorists ambushed their convoy in Manipur's Churachandpur district.
Manipur terrorist group - People’s Liberation Army is suspected to be behind the attack on the 46 Assam Rifles convoy.

Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) burst, shattering tenuous peace in Manipur hills, before the Assam Rifles personnel engaged the terrorists in a firefight.
 
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What is People’s Liberation Army, the Terror Outfit Likely Behind Manipur Ambush That Killed 7 (news18.com)


The killing of an Indian Army Commanding Officer (CO) of the Assam Rifles and his family, along with three other soldiers of the Quick Response Team (QRT), in a militant attack in Manipur has brought back focus on the People’s Liberation Army, one of the largest and most dangerous terror outfits suspected to be behind the ambush.

The PLA was established by N Bisheshwar Singh on September 25, 1978, to “liberate” Manipur and demand “separation” from India. He had split from United National Liberation Front (UNLF) to form this group.

The group, which seeks “cessation from India”, is led by principles of Marxism- Leninism and Mao’s thoughts. It also enjoins Naga revolutionaries to join in its fight for Independence.

The outfit further looks for “War of Independence" with Chinese support, provoking the Naga and Mizo ‘revolutionaries’ to jointly fight against the common enemy.


According to information provided by the Indian Army, he “formulated a two-fold objection, to liberate the Eastern Region of India comprising the States of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur and Tripura and the Union Territories of Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh through a carefully planned revolutionary uprising and to use this as a base for `liberating’ the rest of India”.

The PLA in 1989 formed a political body called the Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF) to prop up an alternative to mainstream parties. The RPF runs a government-in-exile in Bangladesh, as per the South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP), which maintains a comprehensive list of insurgent outfits operating in India.

It now has four divisions, namely Sadar Hill West areas of the Valley of Manipur, Sadar Hill areas in the eastern Valley, the entire hill areas in Manipur and the entire Imphal area. Each division has a commander, lieutenants, sergeant and lance corporals in its ranks, equipped with arms.

PLA is also a member of the Manipur People’s Liberation Front, an umbrella organisation of three separatist organisation of Manipur.
 
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looks like Mr colonel was hiding behind his family and using them as human shields thats why his family regretably were killed. coward pajeets.
 
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One more plot for a movie to be watched by Indians only ...
 
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