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Assamese
insurgents hack 22 Karbi tribals
Hamren/Diphu
(Assam): Rebel Assamese insurgents hacked at least 22
tribals belonging to the warring Karbi and Dimasa tribes in
Central Assam's Karbi Anglong hill district on Monday. District
Superintendent of Police Pankaj Sarma said unidentified militants,
with their faces covered in black cloth, waylaid the two buses
coming from Jirikinding to Hamren and the district headquarters
of Diphu at Jengkha at around 8 a.m. The insurgents then identified
Karbi passengers and after asking them to alight from the
Diphu-bound bus hacked them to death before setting their
vehicle and the other bus on fire completely burning down
the first one and the other partially. The Hamren-bound passengers
reported the incident at the Milu police outpost under Kheroni
police station, about 130-km from here, Sarma said. The two
long distance buses belonged to the Karbi Anglong Autonomous
Council. The SP, alongwith security forces, rushed there and
cordoned off the area and intensified security arrangements.
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