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5 Of Family Killed In Fire Likely Caused By Firecrackers In Nagaland
Five members of a family, including three children, were charred to death when a fire a broke out at Naharbari area of Nagaland's Dimapur district, an official said on Monday.
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Nagaland Civil Society Group Protests Republic Day Celebration Over Firing Incident
A civil society group in Nagaland - Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation - has urged people not to participate in the Republic Day celebrations in the state's eastern belt.
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"Justice Delayed Is...": Groups Express Concern On Nagaland Killings Probe
Nagaland's civil society groups today expressed worry over the delay in enquiry in Nagaland firings, almost a month after the tragic death of 14 young people in Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army.
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Action Will Be Taken In "Sad, Unfortunate" Nagaland Op, Assures Army
The investigation into the "sad and unfortunate" loss of lives in the December 4 firing incident in Nagaland's Mon district is progressing expeditiously and all efforts are underway to conclude the probe at the earliest, the Army said on Sunday.
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Nagaland Assembly Passes Resolution Seeking To Repeal Controversial Law AFSPA
The Nagaland Assembly today unanimously resolved to demand a repeal of the controversial Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 from the northeast, especially from Nagaland.
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Nagaland Firing Victims' Families Refuse Compensation, Want Armymen Punished
A statement issued by the village council of Oting has clarified that an envelope containing Rs 18,30,00 was brought to them by a Minister and the Deputy Commissioner of the district.
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"Law & Order State Subject": Bengal Chief Minister After Botched Nagaland Op
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday asked police in districts that share borders with neighbouring countries to keep a watch on activities of the BSF, in the wake of the killing of 14 civilians in Nagaland by security forces.
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Naga Tribe Body Lists 5 Demands Over Botched Op That Killed Its Members
The Konyak Union, the apex body of the Konyak Naga Tribe from the Mon district of Nagaland where the incident took place, has sent a memorandum of demands to the government.
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After Nagaland Botched Op, Meghalaya Chief Minister Calls For AFPSA Repeal
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Monday said that the Armed Forces (Special Power) Act, 1958 should be repealed as he joined the growing chorus for withdrawal of the law amid the civilian killings in Nagaland.
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"Genocide, War Crimes, Execution": Nagaland BJP On Botched Operation
Nagaland state BJP president Temjen Imma Along has strongly condemned the killing of civilians during the counter-insurgency operation in the Mon district of Nagaland.
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Murder Case Filed Over Nagaland Op, 15 Including Soldier Dead: 10 Points
Thirteen villagers and a soldier were killed at an Indo-Myanmar border district in Nagaland as a counter-insurgency operation went awry on Saturday, sources said. Another villager died as a mob attacked the Assam Rifles camp.
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5 Of Family Killed In Fire Likely Caused By Firecrackers In Nagaland
Five members of a family, including three children, were charred to death when a fire a broke out at Naharbari area of Nagaland's Dimapur district, an official said on Monday.
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Nagaland Civil Society Group Protests Republic Day Celebration Over Firing Incident
A civil society group in Nagaland - Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation - has urged people not to participate in the Republic Day celebrations in the state's eastern belt.
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"Justice Delayed Is...": Groups Express Concern On Nagaland Killings Probe
Nagaland's civil society groups today expressed worry over the delay in enquiry in Nagaland firings, almost a month after the tragic death of 14 young people in Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army.
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Action Will Be Taken In "Sad, Unfortunate" Nagaland Op, Assures Army
The investigation into the "sad and unfortunate" loss of lives in the December 4 firing incident in Nagaland's Mon district is progressing expeditiously and all efforts are underway to conclude the probe at the earliest, the Army said on Sunday.
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Nagaland Assembly Passes Resolution Seeking To Repeal Controversial Law AFSPA
The Nagaland Assembly today unanimously resolved to demand a repeal of the controversial Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 from the northeast, especially from Nagaland.
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Nagaland Firing Victims' Families Refuse Compensation, Want Armymen Punished
A statement issued by the village council of Oting has clarified that an envelope containing Rs 18,30,00 was brought to them by a Minister and the Deputy Commissioner of the district.
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"Law & Order State Subject": Bengal Chief Minister After Botched Nagaland Op
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday asked police in districts that share borders with neighbouring countries to keep a watch on activities of the BSF, in the wake of the killing of 14 civilians in Nagaland by security forces.
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Naga Tribe Body Lists 5 Demands Over Botched Op That Killed Its Members
The Konyak Union, the apex body of the Konyak Naga Tribe from the Mon district of Nagaland where the incident took place, has sent a memorandum of demands to the government.
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After Nagaland Botched Op, Meghalaya Chief Minister Calls For AFPSA Repeal
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Monday said that the Armed Forces (Special Power) Act, 1958 should be repealed as he joined the growing chorus for withdrawal of the law amid the civilian killings in Nagaland.
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"Genocide, War Crimes, Execution": Nagaland BJP On Botched Operation
Nagaland state BJP president Temjen Imma Along has strongly condemned the killing of civilians during the counter-insurgency operation in the Mon district of Nagaland.
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Murder Case Filed Over Nagaland Op, 15 Including Soldier Dead: 10 Points
Thirteen villagers and a soldier were killed at an Indo-Myanmar border district in Nagaland as a counter-insurgency operation went awry on Saturday, sources said. Another villager died as a mob attacked the Assam Rifles camp.
