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February - 10 
The Sentinel reports that three persons, identified as Jongkholun, Manglensei and Sotinpai were killed in Churachandpur on February 10 by suspected militants. The bodies were recovered near Vaison Cemetery in the District. There have been factional clashes among militants in the state recently. Imph
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The Sentinel reports that three persons, identified as Jongkholun, Manglensei and Sotinpai were killed in Churachandpur on February 10 by suspected militants. The bodies were recovered near Vaison Cemetery in the District. There have been factional clashes among militants in the state recently. Imphal free press further adds that Sontinpai was a militant of the Kuki Independent Organisation /Kuki Independent Army (KIO/ KIA) from whose dead body, five demand letters to be delivered were recovered. KIO/ KIA ‘information secretary’ Thomas Kom stated that killings will not serve any purpose.
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March - 10 
On March 10, heavily armed Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants numbering about 40 ambushed a Police team travelling from remote Rongara Police Station to Baghmara in South Garo Hills District, at Panda reserve forest area and killed four Police men and took away their arms and ammunition,
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On March 10, heavily armed Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants numbering about 40 ambushed a Police team travelling from remote Rongara Police Station to Baghmara in South Garo Hills District, at Panda reserve forest area and killed four Police men and took away their arms and ammunition, reports The Shillong Times. Two Police men were also injured in the attack. The Police men who have been killed have been identified as Sub-Inspector Sombatsing K Sangma, driver Tangseng Arengh, Battalion constables Lenin Ch Marak and Hemingstone Marak of the third Battalion of Meghalaya Police. After the firing stopped the militants approached the vehicle and decamped with an AK rifle, two INSAS rifles, a 9 mm pistol and ammunition. The injured Police men have been identified as Constable Baiti Sangma and Arpon Sangma. Further, Police stated that GNLA ‘chief’ Sohan D Shira orchestrated the attack on the police team at Panda reserve forest. The magnitude of the attack and the large number of militants in one place at a time had lent support to the reports that the militant chief was present in the area. Meanwhile, the state Government has announced an ex-gratia of INR 750,000 each to the next of kin of the deceased, and INR 50,000 for the injured Police men reports The Shillong Times. Meghalaya Director General of Police (DGP) Rajiv Mehta has arrived at Baghmara in South Garo Hills to take stock of the situation. Nagaland Post reports that Director General of Police (DGP) of Police PJP Hanaman stated that a search operation has been launched by a joint team of the Meghalaya’s Special Weapons and Tactics and the Combat Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) commandos to arrest the rebels involved in the incident, reports Nagaland Post. Meanwhile State Home Minister Roshan Warjri condemned the act stating that “Such acts of cowardice to derail the concerted efforts for building lasting peace and vitiating a hopeful atmosphere will not be accepted and tolerated,”
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March - 11 
Three people were killed and 21 were injured when an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) exploded inside the crowded temporary market shed of Khwairamband Keithel, in Imphal West District on March 11, reports The Sangai Express. Two of the casualties have been identified as Mithun Kumar Yadav and Salm
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Three people were killed and 21 were injured when an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) exploded inside the crowded temporary market shed of Khwairamband Keithel, in Imphal West District on March 11, reports The Sangai Express. Two of the casualties have been identified as Mithun Kumar Yadav and Salman Khan. The Deputy Chief Minster Gaikhangam termed the incident as a 'beastly act' perpetrated by thoughtless individuals.
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March - 28 
Three Policemen were killed and two others were injured when suspected militants of Hmar People’s Convention (Democrats) (HPC-D) opened fire on a convoy accompanying a group of MLAs (Member of Legislative Assembly) near Zokhawthiang in Aizawl District, on March 28, reports The Indian Express. MLAs,
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Three Policemen were killed and two others were injured when suspected militants of Hmar People’s Convention (Democrats) (HPC-D) opened fire on a convoy accompanying a group of MLAs (Member of Legislative Assembly) near Zokhawthiang in Aizawl District, on March 28, reports The Indian Express. MLAs, R L Pianmawia, Lalawmpuii Chawngthu and Lalthanliana, all members of the committee on Government assurances, were being accompanied by a team of Police and several officials while they were visiting the area.
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March - 31 
Two Assam Rifles (AR) troopers, identified as Havildar NK Dolly and Havildar BN Kshetri, were killed and another trooper, identified as Rifleman GD Shastra, was wounded, and an unidentified Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) militant was killed in an encounter on March 31, at a place between Kamjong and
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Two Assam Rifles (AR) troopers, identified as Havildar NK Dolly and Havildar BN Kshetri, were killed and another trooper, identified as Rifleman GD Shastra, was wounded, and an unidentified Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) militant was killed in an encounter on March 31, at a place between Kamjong and Kongkan villages in Ukhrul District, reports The Sangai Express. The suspected militants exploded an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) before they rained bullets on the troops. Two IEDs were recovered during the search by Security Forces (SFs). Times of India further adds that Kamjong and its surrounding areas, which border Myanmar, have been witnessing frequent gun battles between SFs and rebels over the last few years.
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April - 2 
Three Army personnel of Rajput Regiment were killed and four others were wounded in an ambush when suspected militants of the Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) fired on their convoy at Tupi village, along the Khonsa-Longding road, in Tirap District on April 2, repor
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Three Army personnel of Rajput Regiment were killed and four others were wounded in an ambush when suspected militants of the Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) fired on their convoy at Tupi village, along the Khonsa-Longding road, in Tirap District on April 2, reports The Times of India. NSCN-K had recently abrogated the ceasefire agreement with Government of India (GoI) which is scheduled to expire on April 28. Source stated that NSCN-K militants have already started moving towards their headquarters in upper Myanmar.
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April - 30 
The Telegraph reports that on May 1, four suspected militants of Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) were killed in an encounter with Assam Rifles (AR), at Kapning in Tamenglong District. Nagaland Post further adds that three of the militants have been identified as ‘
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The Telegraph reports that on May 1, four suspected militants of Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) were killed in an encounter with Assam Rifles (AR), at Kapning in Tamenglong District. Nagaland Post further adds that three of the militants have been identified as ‘captain’ Hiutingo, ‘corporal’ Tichulung and Chunthallung. The Security Forces (SFs) recovered two AK Rifles and one 9mm pistol with several rounds of ammunition.
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May - 3 
In a major attack, eight troopers were killed in two separate ambushes by Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K), on May 3 while nine troopers were injured, reports Nagaland Post. One militant was also killed in retaliatory firing. According to official sources, the inci
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In a major attack, eight troopers were killed in two separate ambushes by Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K), on May 3 while nine troopers were injured, reports Nagaland Post. One militant was also killed in retaliatory firing. According to official sources, the incidents occurred at a place 10 kilometres north east of Tobu town and opposite Border Post 148, between Changlangshu and Tobu town in Mon District. According to sources, the first ambush occurred at around 2.45 p.m. on May 3 when the AR personnel in a truck were escorting a tanker to fetch water from Changlangshu to Tobu town. In the first ambush, three men died on the spot. On learning of the ambush, reinforcement party of the Assam Rifles, rushed to the spot where NSCN-K militants were lying in wait and launched the second ambush attack. Five troopers were killed in the second ambush. The AR reinforcement party reportedly retaliated in which one NSCN-K militant was killed, while another who was injured, was dragged away by the other militants. The dead NSCN-K militant has been identified as Ngamwang Konyak. NSCN-K also decamped with three AR weapons. According to sources NSCN-K initiated the second ambush by exploding an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) under a truck carrying the troopers. The slain AR troopers have been identified as Rifle men Biswas Sonwal, Sajivan S, Rfn J. Deb Burman, Jerusalem Thara, Tanik Lal Patel, L. Haokip and Warrant Officer Kamjang Kuki. The casualty from Territorial Army has been identified as Naik Khantin Mo from the 164 Naga Territorial Army. A massive operation has been launched in area. Times of India further adds that four AR men were missing.
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May - 22 
Official reports state that on May 22, five suspected Khaplang militants of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) were killed in a factional clash with suspected Isak-Muivah faction of NSCN (NSCN-IM), at Lungsaimai village in Tamenglong District, reports Nagaland Post. The clash occurred w
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Official reports state that on May 22, five suspected Khaplang militants of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) were killed in a factional clash with suspected Isak-Muivah faction of NSCN (NSCN-IM), at Lungsaimai village in Tamenglong District, reports Nagaland Post. The clash occurred when NSCN-K militants launched an attack on NSCN-IM militants.
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June - 4 
On June 4, militants ambushed a military convoy of 6 Dogra Regiment of the Indian Army killing at least 18 Army personnel and injured 11 others, at a place between Paralong and Charong villages in Chandel District, reports The Shillong Times. Army spokesman Colonel Rohan Anand said in Delhi that 18
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On June 4, militants ambushed a military convoy of 6 Dogra Regiment of the Indian Army killing at least 18 Army personnel and injured 11 others, at a place between Paralong and Charong villages in Chandel District, reports The Shillong Times. Army spokesman Colonel Rohan Anand said in Delhi that 18 army men were killed and 11 injured in the attack. Earlier he had put the figure at 20. The militants used Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPG’s), Improvised Explosive Device (IED) and automatic weapons in the attack, reports The Hindu. Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the attack as mindless and very distressing. He tweeted that “Today’s mindless attack in Manipur is very distressing. I bow to each and every soldier who has sacrificed his life for the Nation. Meanwhile Manohar Parrikar stated that those who committed this “cowardly act” will be brought to book. Times of India adds that the casualties include a junior commissioned officer (JCO), a signal havildar, a driver and 14 riflemen. The Sangai Express further adds that one militant was killed in the ambush and that some personnel are still missing after the incident massive search operation was still on to nab the attackers and trace the missing personnel.
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June - 6 
Further, 46 militants surrendered during this period and these include 29 (GNLA), 13 (ASAK), one (ANVC-B), two ANLA militants and one AMEF militant. One ULFA militant also surrendered. Also 16 militants were killed and 24 were injured during the operation, reports The Shillong Times on June 7. This
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Further, 46 militants surrendered during this period and these include 29 (GNLA), 13 (ASAK), one (ANVC-B), two ANLA militants and one AMEF militant. One ULFA militant also surrendered. Also 16 militants were killed and 24 were injured during the operation, reports The Shillong Times on June 7. This includes 7 GNLA, 5 ASAK, one ULFA, 2 UALA and 1 LAEF. The official statement also added that six Policemen and 10 civilians were also killed by the militants, moreover, 10 Police personnel and 42 civilians were injured during this period. 41 abductions also took place during this period. The figures also reveal that a total number of 973 arms and ammunition mostly belonging to GNLA, ULFA and ASAK were recovered by Police.
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June - 9 
Army Sources said on June 9 that at least 20 militants were killed in the military operation in Myanmar, reports The Times of India. According to army, another 11 militants suffered serious injuries while 15 others suffered light injuries. Meanwhile, Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) sources said
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Army Sources said on June 9 that at least 20 militants were killed in the military operation in Myanmar, reports The Times of India. According to army, another 11 militants suffered serious injuries while 15 others suffered light injuries. Meanwhile, Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) sources said the toll was around 50 at least. According to The Hindu, the death toll could touch 70. Some sources had earlier put the total number of dead at about 100. Meanwhile, sources said on June 10 that more such operations could not be ruled out given the “scale” of the Northeast militant infrastructure across the border, reports The Indian Express. Sources said there are an estimated 20 camps which are likely targets. Officials also maintained ambiguity over the Operation saying “all is not over”. The Indian Express reports that militant camps are not very deep in Myanmar territory. They lie close to a local commercial route between India and Myanmar, allowing the militants to extort money from traders.
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June - 9 
On June 9, Indian Army's surgical strike deep inside Myanmar, bordering Manipur, lasted for about 45 minutes and over 100 northeast militants may have been killed in the operation, stated a source from Union Ministry of Home Affairs (UMHA), reports The Times of India. Six injured rebels are admitted
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On June 9, Indian Army's surgical strike deep inside Myanmar, bordering Manipur, lasted for about 45 minutes and over 100 northeast militants may have been killed in the operation, stated a source from Union Ministry of Home Affairs (UMHA), reports The Times of India. Six injured rebels are admitted in a hospital. Myanmar has since cordoned off the area where Indian Army undertook operations against northeast insurgents. On Nagaland border too, Army's Special Forces pursued militants into Myanmar and killed 15 insurgents. Indian Air Force choppers and drones assisted the Special Forces. Army's Additional Director General of Military Operations, Major General Ranbir Singh, stated, “Based on these intelligence reports we conducted operations ... we conducted operations in the morning and significant casualties (of militants) have been reported. Today morning, two separate groups were engaged near the India-Myanmar border and along the Nagaland-Manipur border”, reports The Times of India. While he said the operation was carried out "along the Indo-Myanmar border at two locations, along the Nagaland and Manipur borders", PTI quoting sources reported the strike was carried out inside Myanmar with the coordination of local authorities. Technical intercepts and reconnaissance missions confirmed the presence of the militants in the two camps, which was kept under surveillance by Air Force Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs) for hours and later Indian Air Force helicopters dropped Para Commandos inside Myanmar late on June 8. The Telegraph reports on June 9 that according to a source in the security establishment, at least one raid was carried out in Onzia inside Myanmar. Indian Express further adds that while the Army’s statement said that the operations were at two locations along the Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur and Nagaland, sources said Special Forces had gone across the border and were in “constant communication with Myanmar authorities”. Sources said the operations were conducted by 21 Special Forces (Para), along with troops of 27 Sector and 10 Sector of Assam Rifles (AR). 27 Sector is headquartered at Pallel in Chandel district while 10 Sector is headquartered at Ukhrul and its area of responsibility stretches to the Myanmar border in Nagaland. The operations are being led by IG Assam Rifles (South), Major General Rajeev Chopra. According to sources Operation is believed to have been going on for about 48 hours and parts of it is still ongoing. Union Minister of state for information and broadcasting Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore stated that it was a cross border operation The Times of India reports that the operation, conceived as retaliation for June 4 ambush, had begun at 3am. The troops were guided to two camps of NSCN-K and allied insurgent groups by intelligence which was gathered by operatives who crossed over into Myanmar a couple of days ago and returned with precise co-ordinates of the terror dens along with photographs. India had an agreement with Myanmar to allow troops to enter each other's territory in search of terrorists, but with consent. However, for the June 9 Operation, Government not inform Myanmar in advance fearing possible leak of information, given the close contact NSCN-K has with middle and lower level of Myanmar Army. NSCN-K has a total strength of 1500, out of which 1000 are in Myanmar, reports The Times of India on June 9.
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June - 10 
With around 15-20 insurgents of Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and other allied groups reportedly crossing over from Myanmar for possible retaliatory strikes in North East, Government of India (GoI) has put the states of Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and
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With around 15-20 insurgents of Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and other allied groups reportedly crossing over from Myanmar for possible retaliatory strikes in North East, Government of India (GoI) has put the states of Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam on alert, reports The Times of India on June 11. The tightened vigil comes as Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh held a meeting the Army and intelligence brass to take stock of the situation in the wake of June 9 operation. The meeting agreed that the offensive against North-eastern insurgents' hideouts in Myanmar should be taken to its logical conclusion with further strikes, but in due coordination with the Myanmar authorities. A senior Home Ministry official stated that "While the defensive strategies would include stepping up alert in bordering states of Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, the offensive strategy involves identification and mapping of the camps across the border followed by joint operations with Myanmarese forces," Inputs suggests that several cadres of NSCN-K units including ‘mobile unit 5’, ‘2nd brigade’ are already camping in the Ukhrul (Manipur), Grihang (Manipur), Phek (Nagaland) and Tirap (Arunachal Pradesh) regions. According to inputs, the militants have planned June 4 like ambushes on Indian Army, BSF and Assam Rifle contingents in these areas. "Ukhrul has been chosen for a major strike because it is the stronghold of their rival Isak-Muivah faction of NSCN (NSCN-IM).
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June - 11 
Security Forces (SFs), in an operation, arrested three Karbi People’s Liberation Tiger (KPLT) militants at Silonijan area under Bokajan subdivision on June 11, reports The Sentinel. The KPLT cadre and the two linkmen were identified as Remson Ronghang (34), Wineson Langneh and Borsing Terang (38). M
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Security Forces (SFs), in an operation, arrested three Karbi People’s Liberation Tiger (KPLT) militants at Silonijan area under Bokajan subdivision on June 11, reports The Sentinel. The KPLT cadre and the two linkmen were identified as Remson Ronghang (34), Wineson Langneh and Borsing Terang (38). Money receipt of KPLT militant organization and mobile handsets were recovered from their possession.
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July - 29 
Security Forces (SFs), in an encounter, killed three suspected militants of the Karbi People's Liberation Tigers (KPLT) near Duni Tokbi village under Samelangso Police Station in Karbi Anglong District on July 29, reports The Telegraph. The identities of the slain rebels are yet to be ascertained. A
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Security Forces (SFs), in an encounter, killed three suspected militants of the Karbi People's Liberation Tigers (KPLT) near Duni Tokbi village under Samelangso Police Station in Karbi Anglong District on July 29, reports The Telegraph. The identities of the slain rebels are yet to be ascertained. An AK-56 rifle, one M-20 rifle, one 9mm pistol and some ammunition were found on the slain rebels. The public relations officer (defence), Guwahati, Leutinent Colonel Suneet Newton, said troops of the Red Horns division of the army had launched the operation on specific information about the presence of militants in the area."The militants who were hiding, opened fire on the search parties and tried to flee. However, the security forces plugged their escape routes and engaged the militants. They also busted a well-concealed and stocked hideout and recovered a huge cache of arms, ammunition and various other war-like stores," the army officer said. He added that one of the slain militants is suspected to be an ‘operational commander’ of the KPLT.
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August - 28 
Amidst conflicting reports, it has been reported that at least six militants of Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and two civilians were killed , when troops of 23 Assam Rifles and 21 Para commandos reportedly laid an ambush along the Pangsha International Trade Cen
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Amidst conflicting reports, it has been reported that at least six militants of Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and two civilians were killed , when troops of 23 Assam Rifles and 21 Para commandos reportedly laid an ambush along the Pangsha International Trade Centre area, bordering Myanmar in Tuensang District, reports Nagaland Post. While information from various sources reported that the NSCN-K team was ambushed, Public Relations Officer (PRO) of AR however claimed that NSCN-K had fired upon Security Forces (SFs). Sources said six of the fatalities were NSCN-K and two were reportedly civilians. Two women and an Army trooper were injured too. Though it could not be confirmed, sources said one of the injured woman is the wife of NSCN-K functionary and ‘PRO’, ‘colonel’ Isak Sumi. Kanglaonline further adds that large quantity of arms and ammunition were recovered and that one soldier was injured. The militants, according to IGAR PRO were from the NSCN-K camp located at Ponyu Village inside Myanmar and belong to the group headed by ‘lieutenant general’ Niki Sumi.
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August - 30 
At least three persons have been killed and many others sustained injuries as police and protesters clashed in different areas of Churachandpur District as mobs went on rampage attacking residences of Ministers, Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA) and Member of Parliament (MP), reports The Sangai
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At least three persons have been killed and many others sustained injuries as police and protesters clashed in different areas of Churachandpur District as mobs went on rampage attacking residences of Ministers, Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA) and Member of Parliament (MP), reports The Sangai Express on August 31. The reason for the violence has been the passing of three Bills that was seen to have infringed upon the rights of the tribal people. The Indian Express further adds that the bills passed were The Protection of Manipur People Bill, 2015, The Manipur Land Revenue and Land Reforms (Seventh amendment) Bill, 2015, and The Manipur Shops and Establishments (Second Amendment) Bill, 2015.Curfew has been imposed in Churachandpur.
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August - 31 September - 1
A day after protesters burnt the houses of their representatives to protest the passing of three Bills in the State Assembly that are seen as ‘anti-tribal’ and infringement on the traditional tribal land ownership rights, more violence seized Churachandpur District as the death toll reaches 7, repor
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A day after protesters burnt the houses of their representatives to protest the passing of three Bills in the State Assembly that are seen as ‘anti-tribal’ and infringement on the traditional tribal land ownership rights, more violence seized Churachandpur District as the death toll reaches 7, reports The Sangai Express. The Telegraph further adds that three protesters died in Police firing on September 1 and four were during the arson incidents on August 31. On September 1, protesters defied the curfew and attacked the police, forcing the latter to fire in the air. An irate mob set Churachandpur police station on fire this afternoon. The police fired in retaliation, resulting in the death of three protesters and injuries to two. The fatalities have been identified as Khai- zamang, Khamthianmuan and Zamminthang Valte.
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September - 5 
Three militants were killed in an encounter with the combine forces of 11 Assam Rifles and 6 Dogra Regiment on September 5 along the Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur's Chandel District, reports Times of India. Police said that while three militants were killed, the rest escaped to Myanmar. The bodies
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Three militants were killed in an encounter with the combine forces of 11 Assam Rifles and 6 Dogra Regiment on September 5 along the Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur's Chandel District, reports Times of India. Police said that while three militants were killed, the rest escaped to Myanmar. The bodies were handed over to Moreh Police Station. Police added that the outfit to which the militants belonged was yet to ascertain.
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September - 10 
Two top leaders of the Action faction of Dima Halam Daogah (DHD-A) and a Karbi People's Liberation Tiger (KPLT) militant were killed in an encounter with Assam Police in Dima Hasao District on September 10, reports The Telegraph. The DHD-A militants were identified as Sibu Kemprai, the ‘chairman and
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Two top leaders of the Action faction of Dima Halam Daogah (DHD-A) and a Karbi People's Liberation Tiger (KPLT) militant were killed in an encounter with Assam Police in Dima Hasao District on September 10, reports The Telegraph. The DHD-A militants were identified as Sibu Kemprai, the ‘chairman and commander-in-chief’ of the outfit, and Nigam Phonglo, a founding member of the group. According to unconfirmed sources, the slain KPLT militant was Jatong Terang. Police also recovered an AK-56 rifle and two pistols from their possession. Dima Hasao Superintendent of Police (SP) G.V. Sivaprasad said that the death of the two DHD-A militants was a big blow to the outfit because their other members were in jail. "They only had 10 to 15 cadres and we have apprehended them all in the past few months. DHD-A in collaboration with KPLT had planned an extortion drive in Dima Hasao, which was eventually foiled by our team," he said.
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November - 2 
Security Forces (SFs) on November 2 killed three ‘hard core’ militants belonging to Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) including the group’s ‘finance secretary’ L Tuccu from Zunheboto District, reports Morung Express. According to a press statement from Assam Rifles
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Security Forces (SFs) on November 2 killed three ‘hard core’ militants belonging to Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) including the group’s ‘finance secretary’ L Tuccu from Zunheboto District, reports Morung Express. According to a press statement from Assam Rifles (AR), the three militants were shot dead during an encounter in Hoshepu village area in Zunheboto District at around 5.15 am November 2 morning. It claimed that the cadres moving in a Tata Sumo fired upon the SFs when the vehicle was asked to stop for checking. The other two militants killed in the encounter, were reportedly the body guards of slain L Tuccu, and were identified as Kihoto and Shikai, Police said. The AR statement alleged that the three cadres were part of NSCN-K groups that had “infiltrated from across the Indo-Myanmar border equipped with bombs, rockets and heavy weapons to carry out attack against the security forces and instill fear on the public to extort funds from businessmen.”
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November - 15 
The Assam Rifles (AR) killed four militants of the Khole-Khitovi faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-KK), later identified as ‘Sergeant Major’ Sangkiu, ‘Sergeant’ Kiumnuhen, ‘Private’ Tokiu and ‘Private’ Wonchi, in “an accidental encounter” in Laikunger village in Tuensang Distri
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The Assam Rifles (AR) killed four militants of the Khole-Khitovi faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-KK), later identified as ‘Sergeant Major’ Sangkiu, ‘Sergeant’ Kiumnuhen, ‘Private’ Tokiu and ‘Private’ Wonchi, in “an accidental encounter” in Laikunger village in Tuensang District on November 15, reports The Assam Tribune. According to the AR source, on receiving information of movement of a group of cadres belonging to Khaplang faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) with weapons in the area of Laikunger village, a patrol of AR reached the area in the early hours on November 15 and cordoned off the village. It said as the patrol approached the community hall inside the village, they were fired upon with automatic assault rifles from inside the community hall complex. The AR troops fired back in self defence and the fire fight between the two groups continued for almost two and half hours. After the firing stopped, a detailed search of the area was carried out which resulted in the recovery of bodies of four underground cadres along with four assault rifles which included one AK-47 assault rifle, one M-16 assault rifle and two .303 assault rifles. The underground cadres were in possession of 101 live bullets of AK-47 rifle, 230 live bullets of M-16 rifle and 29 live bullets of .303 rifle. An AR statement said that “There had been many inputs from intelligence agencies in the past week regarding movement of NSCN-K cadres from Myanmar across the Indo-Myanmar border in the districts of Mon, Tuensang, Zunheboto, Kiphire and Phek.” “The NSCN-K cadres had entered Nagaland to carry out subversive actions against the security forces as well as to collect extortion money from various agencies like TTK Services (Dimapur), Airtel Telecom (Dimapur, Kohima, Zunheboto etc), contractors, businessmen, annual tax from State Teachers Association (Zunheboto), annual house tax from villages etc.” “There were also reports of movement of cadres of Isak-Muivah faction of NSCN (NSCN-IM), NSCN-KK and Reformation faction of NSCN (NSCN-R) in these areas for collection of similar taxes," the statement added.
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