10 injured as security forces stop Manipur protest over killing of 6 Nagas

Nagas clash with security forces over six deaths in Manipur

Violence erupted at Namdilong Naga Village during a protest for justice. Security forces used tear gas after protesters threw stones at them. Hostage situations involving Kuki and Naga communities occurred after earlier violent incidents. Authorities and leaders worked to secure the release of many hostages. The bodies of six Naga hostages were later recovered near Kharam Vaiphei village.

Manipur Naga protest turns violent; 4 injured after tear gas fired

Security forces fired tear gas to disperse a Naga sit-in in Kanglatongbi, injuring four protesters. The clash intensified demands for an impartial probe into the killing of six civilians and the reported use of force.

10 injured as security forces stop Manipur protest over killing of 6 Nagas

The injured were taken to a hospital in Imphal as tension remains high in the Namdilong area between security forces and protesters.

Kanglatongbi: Liangmai Naga Council, Indigenous Civil Bodies Condemn Alleged Security Force Excesses

UKHRUL, AUG 20: The Liangmai Naga Council, Manipur (LNC-M), along with indigenous and civil society organisations, has condemned the alleged use of excessive force by security personnel against protesters at Namdilong, Kanglatongbi, in Imphal West district on Thursday, with several civilians reportedly injured in the incident. The LNC-M, in a statement issued Thursday, alleged that […]

Manipur: At least 10 injured after security forces stop protest over killing of 6 Nagas

As per the police, even as hundreds of protesters from the Naga and Meitei communities held a sit-in protest at Namdilong Naga village another group linked to United Naga Council (UNC), held a rally near the National Highway-2 seeking justice for the six Nagas

Manipur: At least 10 injured as protesters clash with security forces in Kangpokpi

Manipur clashes in Kangpokpi leave 10 protesters and one security personnel injured amid protests over six Naga civilian killings.