Torrential monsoon rains have triggered devastating flash floods and landslides in Nagaland, leaving at least eight people dead and several others injured. Homes have been washed away, roads blocked, and rescue teams continue searching for those feared trapped under debris. Authorities have deployed disaster response teams, police, and Assam Rifles personnel as heavy rainfall continues to batter the region.

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In a joint effort of Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police to curb the spread of the drug menace in Mizoram, an anti-narcotics operation was conducted on November 27. Based on specific intelligence about the movement of drugs on Champhai-Saitual Road, an operation was launched in the general area of Saitual. The team of Assam Rifles established a vehicle check post, which intercepted the suspected vehicle carrying drugs. During the search operation, 5.421 Kgs of Methamphetamine Tablets worth ₹16.26 Crores were recovered from Thangtinsei, son of Zamhau and a resident of Moreh, Manipur. Recovered contraband along with the apprehended individual were handed over to the Saitual Police for detailed investigation and further legal proceedings. Earlier on November 26, the Assam Rifles seized methamphetamine tablets valued at Rs 13.33 crore during an operation near the Indo-Myanmar border in Mizoram's Champhai district. According to the Assam Rifles, the operation was launched on November 25 following specific intelligence inputs about possible narcotics movement along World Bank Road in the Zokhawthar area, a key transit point for cross-border trafficking. A team from the force conducted surveillance in the area and detected suspicious activity, prompting immediate action. During the subsequent search, security personnel recovered 4.444 kg of methamphetamine tablets. The substance, classified as a psychotropic drug under Indian law, is among the most trafficked narcotics in the region due to its high demand in international markets. One individual, identified as Bawi Kanthanga, a male national of Myanmar, was apprehended at the site. Initial assessment indicates that the consignment was likely part of a larger trafficking network operating across the porous border. The relevant authorities will conduct further investigations and interrogations. Assam Rifles stated that the seized narcotics were handed over to the Excise and Narcotics Department in Champhai for detailed examination and initiation of legal proceedings as per existing regulations. Zokhawthar, located along the India-Myanmar border, has witnessed several narcotics-related incidents in recent years. Security forces routinely conduct joint and independent operations to curb the trafficking of methamphetamine tablets, heroin, and other contraband that often originate from drug-producing hubs in the region.

Recovered contraband along with the apprehended individual were handed over to the Saitual Police for detailed investigation and further legal proceedings.

In a joint effort of Assam Rifles and Mizoram Police to curb the spread of the drug menace in Mizoram, an anti-narcotics operation was conducted on November 27. Based on specific intelligence about the movement of drugs on Champhai-Saitual Road, an operation was launched in the general area of Saitual. The team of Assam Rifles established a vehicle check post, which intercepted the suspected vehicle carrying drugs. During the search operation, 5.421 Kgs of Methamphetamine Tablets worth ₹16.26 Crores were recovered from Thangtinsei, son of Zamhau and a resident of Moreh, Manipur. Recovered contraband along with the apprehended individual were handed over to the Saitual Police for detailed investigation and further legal proceedings. Earlier on November 26, the Assam Rifles seized methamphetamine tablets valued at Rs 13.33 crore during an operation near the Indo-Myanmar border in Mizoram's Champhai district. According to the Assam Rifles, the operation was launched on November 25 following specific intelligence inputs about possible narcotics movement along World Bank Road in the Zokhawthar area, a key transit point for cross-border trafficking. A team from the force conducted surveillance in the area and detected suspicious activity, prompting immediate action. During the subsequent search, security personnel recovered 4.444 kg of methamphetamine tablets. The substance, classified as a psychotropic drug under Indian law, is among the most trafficked narcotics in the region due to its high demand in international markets. One individual, identified as Bawi Kanthanga, a male national of Myanmar, was apprehended at the site. Initial assessment indicates that the consignment was likely part of a larger trafficking network operating across the porous border. The relevant authorities will conduct further investigations and interrogations. Assam Rifles stated that the seized narcotics were handed over to the Excise and Narcotics Department in Champhai for detailed examination and initiation of legal proceedings as per existing regulations. Zokhawthar, located along the India-Myanmar border, has witnessed several narcotics-related incidents in recent years. Security forces routinely conduct joint and independent operations to curb the trafficking of methamphetamine tablets, heroin, and other contraband that often originate from drug-producing hubs in the region.

Recovered contraband along with the apprehended individual were handed over to the Saitual Police for detailed investigation and further legal proceedings.

Assam Rifles recovers methamphetamine tablets worth ₹27 crores from Mizoram's Saitual

In an unfortunate incident, a soldier of the Assam Rifles opened fire at six of his colleagues before shooting himself dead in Manipur on Tuesday (Jan 23) night.&nbsp;

The incident transpired in an Assam Rifles battalion, stationed near the international border with Myanmar in south Manipur. The region used to be a hotbed of the insurgent moment, primarily due to its remoteness from the mainland.

"One Assam Rifles Jawan opened fire on his colleagues injuring six of them (all injured are non-Manipuris); later the individual shot himself. All injured have been evacuated to Military Hospital for further treatment and reported to be stable," the&nbsp;Manipur Police stated in a press release.

The central paramilitary force, however, claimed that the incident was not related in any way to the ongoing conflict in the northeastern state.&nbsp;

“In light of the ongoing ethnic strife in Manipur, it is important to share the details of the incident transparently to dispel any potential rumours and avoid any speculation,” stated Assam Rifles.&nbsp;

Notably, the soldier who opened fire and later died of&nbsp;self-inflicted bullet injuries had recently returned from vacation. According to reports, he loaded his gun out of the blue in the middle of the night and started spraying bullets.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;non-commissioned officer (NCO) who died, was identified as a Kuki. Meanwhile, the victims are neither&nbsp;Meities nor residents of Manipur.&nbsp;

The incident has perplexed the authorities as all Assam Rifles battalions have mixed class composition, including those belonging to various communities from Manipur. They stay united despite the polarisation in society and such incidents have been very few and far in between.&nbsp;

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<h2>What is happening in Manipur?</h2>

Manipur has been rocked by ethnic violence since May last year. Over 180 people have been killed while tens of thousands have been displaced. The violence started after a court ordered the state government to consider extending special economic benefits and quotas in government jobs and education enjoyed by the tribal Kuki people to the majority Meitei population as well.

Meiteis account for about 53 per cent of Manipur’s population and live mostly in the Imphal Valley. Meanwhile, Nagas and Kukis&nbsp;constitute little over 40 per cent and reside in the hill districts.&nbsp;

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What started with street protests spiralled into an armed conflict. The Narendra Modi-led central government even faced a 'no-trust motion' in the parliament, brought by the newly-minted opposition bloc called INDIA, for failing to address the situation in the state.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

In an unfortunate incident, a soldier of the Assam Rifles opened fire at six of his colleagues before shooting himself dead in Manipur on Tuesday (Jan 23) night.

In an unfortunate incident, a soldier of the Assam Rifles opened fire at six of his colleagues before shooting himself dead in Manipur on Tuesday (Jan 23) night. The incident transpired in an Assam Rifles battalion, stationed near the international border with Myanmar in south Manipur. The region used to be a hotbed of the insurgent moment, primarily due to its remoteness from the mainland. "One Assam Rifles Jawan opened fire on his colleagues injuring six of them (all injured are non-Manipuris); later the individual shot himself. All injured have been evacuated to Military Hospital for further treatment and reported to be stable," the Manipur Police stated in a press release. The central paramilitary force, however, claimed that the incident was not related in any way to the ongoing conflict in the northeastern state. “In light of the ongoing ethnic strife in Manipur, it is important to share the details of the incident transparently to dispel any potential rumours and avoid any speculation,” stated Assam Rifles. Notably, the soldier who opened fire and later died of self-inflicted bullet injuries had recently returned from vacation. According to reports, he loaded his gun out of the blue in the middle of the night and started spraying bullets. The non-commissioned officer (NCO) who died, was identified as a Kuki. Meanwhile, the victims are neither Meities nor residents of Manipur. The incident has perplexed the authorities as all Assam Rifles battalions have mixed class composition, including those belonging to various communities from Manipur. They stay united despite the polarisation in society and such incidents have been very few and far in between. Watch | Manipur violence: Who is accountable? What is happening in Manipur? Manipur has been rocked by ethnic violence since May last year. Over 180 people have been killed while tens of thousands have been displaced. The violence started after a court ordered the state government to consider extending special economic benefits and quotas in government jobs and education enjoyed by the tribal Kuki people to the majority Meitei population as well. Meiteis account for about 53 per cent of Manipur’s population and live mostly in the Imphal Valley. Meanwhile, Nagas and Kukis constitute little over 40 per cent and reside in the hill districts. Also read | India: Fresh bout of violence rocks Manipur, popular tribal songwriter among 6 killed What started with street protests spiralled into an armed conflict. The Narendra Modi-led central government even faced a 'no-trust motion' in the parliament, brought by the newly-minted opposition bloc called INDIA, for failing to address the situation in the state. (With inputs from agencies)

Assam Rifles soldier opens fire at colleagues in Manipur near Myanmar border

The personnel of Assam Rifles, India’s oldest paramilitary force, have been booked by Manipur state police for “obstruction of duty” and “criminal intimidation”.

A First Information Report (FIR) was filed on Tuesday (Aug 8) claiming that the personnel of the 9th&nbsp;battalion of the Assam Rifles stopped the Manipur Police from pursuing armed miscreants involved in the killing of three men in Kwakta in Bishnupur district on Saturday morning.

The police have accused the Assam Rifles&nbsp;of the “arrogant act” of “giving a chance to the accused Kuki militants to escape freely to a safe zone”.

They claimed that the Assam Rifles used armoured vehicles to block their way leading to an altercation between the two. A video of the incident also went viral on Saturday.

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<h2>Unprecedented move</h2>

The move is believed to be unprecedented as the Assam Rifles is one of the Central Armed Police Forces&nbsp;(CAPF) administered by the central government, and its operational control is maintained by the Indian Army, whereas the Manipur Police falls under the state government.

The move reflects the deep mistrust running between the Assam Rifles and the Manipur people since the start of the ethnic violence that began on May 3 and claimed more than 150 lives.

<h2>Manipur Violence: Three-member judges' committee to look after relief and remedy measures</h2>

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Civil society groups in the state and several BJP state lawmakers have accused the paramilitary force of bias in controlling the situation.

On August 7, the BJP state leadership even submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding the permanent removal of the force from Manipur.

<h2>Indian Army rejects allegations&nbsp;</h2>

The army, however, rejected the allegation against the Assam Rifles, saying, “Some inimical elements have made desperate, repeated &amp; failed attempts to question the role, intent and integrity of the Central Security Forces, especially Assam Rifles.”

“Indian Army and Assam Rifles assure the people of Manipur that we will continue to remain firm and resolute in our actions to prevent any attempt that could result in furthering violence...” the Spear Corps posted on social media platform ‘X’.

It pointed out two instances that emerged over the last 24 hours, which the army says&nbsp;were aimed at maligning the image of Assam Rifles.

In the first case, the army said, the Assam Rifles battalion has acted strictly in accordance with the mandate of the Unified Headquarters of strict enforcement of buffer zone guidelines towards the aim of preventing violence between the two communities.

In the second case, it said, the Assam Rifles being moved out of an area is not even related to them.

An infantry battalion of the army is deployed in the area, since the crisis erupted in May, from where the narrative of Assam Rifles being moved out has been made, it said.

<h2>Assam Rifles replaced&nbsp;</h2>

In the wake of the tensions, Assam Rifles personnel were replaced with civil police and Central Reserve Police Force at a check post in Moirang between Bishnupur and Kangvai on Monday (Aug 7).

According to the HT newspaper, the order was issued by the additional director general of police, law and order, and it did not cite any reason for this.

Nevertheless, Assam Rifles and other paramilitary forces continue to remain posted across the state to restore normalcy.

Currently, CRPF, Border Security Force, Sashastra Seema Bal, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and Assam Rifles, along with the Indian Army, are posted in Manipur.

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The personnel of Assam Rifles, India’s oldest paramilitary force, have been booked by Manipur state police for “obstruction of duty” and “criminal intimidation”.

The personnel of Assam Rifles, India’s oldest paramilitary force, have been booked by Manipur state police for “obstruction of duty” and “criminal intimidation”. A First Information Report (FIR) was filed on Tuesday (Aug 8) claiming that the personnel of the 9th battalion of the Assam Rifles stopped the Manipur Police from pursuing armed miscreants involved in the killing of three men in Kwakta in Bishnupur district on Saturday morning. The police have accused the Assam Rifles of the “arrogant act” of “giving a chance to the accused Kuki militants to escape freely to a safe zone”. They claimed that the Assam Rifles used armoured vehicles to block their way leading to an altercation between the two. A video of the incident also went viral on Saturday. 9th Assam rifles casper bullet proof vehicles blocks the route of Manipur Police at Kwakta.#Manipur Police accusing AR of colluding with #Kuki militants in brutal k*lling of 3 #Meitei innocent. This is beyond intolerable. Go back AR!#SaveMeitei#ManipurViolence #ManipurHorror pic.twitter.com/q7o39RAZkv — Ahan (@sgtweeets) August 5, 2023 × Unprecedented move The move is believed to be unprecedented as the Assam Rifles is one of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) administered by the central government, and its operational control is maintained by the Indian Army, whereas the Manipur Police falls under the state government. The move reflects the deep mistrust running between the Assam Rifles and the Manipur people since the start of the ethnic violence that began on May 3 and claimed more than 150 lives. Manipur Violence: Three-member judges' committee to look after relief and remedy measures Civil society groups in the state and several BJP state lawmakers have accused the paramilitary force of bias in controlling the situation. On August 7, the BJP state leadership even submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding the permanent removal of the force from Manipur. Indian Army rejects allegations The army, however, rejected the allegation against the Assam Rifles, saying, “Some inimical elements have made desperate, repeated & failed attempts to question the role, intent and integrity of the Central Security Forces, especially Assam Rifles.” “Indian Army and Assam Rifles assure the people of Manipur that we will continue to remain firm and resolute in our actions to prevent any attempt that could result in furthering violence...” the Spear Corps posted on social media platform ‘X’. It pointed out two instances that emerged over the last 24 hours, which the army says were aimed at maligning the image of Assam Rifles. In the first case, the army said, the Assam Rifles battalion has acted strictly in accordance with the mandate of the Unified Headquarters of strict enforcement of buffer zone guidelines towards the aim of preventing violence between the two communities. In the second case, it said, the Assam Rifles being moved out of an area is not even related to them. An infantry battalion of the army is deployed in the area, since the crisis erupted in May, from where the narrative of Assam Rifles being moved out has been made, it said. Assam Rifles replaced In the wake of the tensions, Assam Rifles personnel were replaced with civil police and Central Reserve Police Force at a check post in Moirang between Bishnupur and Kangvai on Monday (Aug 7). According to the HT newspaper, the order was issued by the additional director general of police, law and order, and it did not cite any reason for this. Nevertheless, Assam Rifles and other paramilitary forces continue to remain posted across the state to restore normalcy. Currently, CRPF, Border Security Force, Sashastra Seema Bal, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and Assam Rifles, along with the Indian Army, are posted in Manipur. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Manipur violence: State police lodge criminal case against Assam Rifles after altercation

Amid violent clashes between tribal groups in various parts of Manipur, the Indian Army cautioned people about fake videos being circulated on the security situation in the state.

Debunking claims of an attack on Assam Rifles, Indian Army said that the posts are being circulated by 'inimical elements for vested interests'.&nbsp;

The Army further urged the citizens of the country to only rely on content through 'official and verified sources'.

"Fake videos on the security situation in Manipur including a video of the attack on Assam Rifles post are being circulated by inimical elements for vested interests. Indian Army requests all to rely on content through official and verified sources only," tweeted SpearCorps.IndianArmy.

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The violence broke out on Wednesday (May 3) during the ‘Tribal Solidarity March’ by the Tribal Student Union Manipur (ATSUM) in the Torbung area of Churachandpur district to protest the demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status for non-tribal Meities.&nbsp;

As per a senior police official, thousands took to the streets and participated in the rally after which clashes turned violent between tribal and non-tribal residents.

<h2>Internet services suspended in Manipur</h2>

As the violence grew to more regions in the state, internet services were suspended to curb the spread of hate speech and video messages by the anti-social elements.

The Manipur government issued a statement saying that the internet services in the Indian state have been suspended for five days "amid the incidents of fighting among youths, and volunteers of different communities as a rally was organised by All Tribals Students Union (ATSU) Manipur in protest against the demand for inclusion of Meitei/Meetei in the ST category." 
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"Some anti-social elements are using social media extensively for the transmission of images, hate speech and hate video messages inciting the passions of the public. Social media has also become a handy tool for rumour mongers and is being used to incite the general public which might have serious repercussions for the law and order situation in the State of Manipur," the statement read.

<h2>Administration imposes curfew</h2>

In view of the situation, a curfew has been imposed in non-tribal-dominated Imphal West, Kakching, Thoubal, Jiribam, and Bishnupur districts, and tribal-dominated Churachandpur, Kangpokpi, and Tengnoupal districts.

"A report has been received from the Superintendent of Police, Churachandpur that there is a breach of peace, disturbance to public tranquility and grave danger to human lives and properties within the revenue jurisdiction of Churachandpur district. It is desirable that any breach of peace and disturbance to public tranquillity and danger to human lives and properties should be immediately prevented," read the statement by the district administration of Churachandpur.

"It is considered that movement of any person outside their residence is considered likely to cause a breach of peace, disturbance to public tranquillity and grave danger to human lives and properties," the statement further added.

<h2>Govt issues shoot-at-sight order</h2>

On the evening of April 4, the government of Manipur issued shoot-at-sight orders to "maintain public order and tranquillity."

The order, passed by the Governor of Manipur, said, "The Governor of Manipur is pleased to authorize all District Magistrates, Sub-Divisional Magistrates and all Executive Magistrates/ Special executive Magistrates detailed by the District Magistrates to issue Shoot at sight orders in extreme cases whereby all forms of persuasion, warning, reasonable force, etc. had been exhausted under the provisions of law under CrPC, 1973." 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

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Amid violent clashes between tribal groups in various parts of Manipur, the Indian Army cautioned people about fake videos being circulated on the security situation in the state.

Amid violent clashes between tribal groups in various parts of Manipur, the Indian Army cautioned people about fake videos being circulated on the security situation in the state. Debunking claims of an attack on Assam Rifles, Indian Army said that the posts are being circulated by 'inimical elements for vested interests'. The Army further urged the citizens of the country to only rely on content through 'official and verified sources'. "Fake videos on the security situation in Manipur including a video of the attack on Assam Rifles post are being circulated by inimical elements for vested interests. Indian Army requests all to rely on content through official and verified sources only," tweeted SpearCorps.IndianArmy. #Manipur Update Fake Videos on security situation in Manipur including a video of attack on Assam Rifles post is being circulated by inimical elements for vested interests. #IndianArmy requests all to rely on content through official & verified sources only@adgpi@easterncomd pic.twitter.com/Y58eROsZRM — SpearCorps.IndianArmy (@Spearcorps) May 4, 2023 × The violence broke out on Wednesday (May 3) during the ‘Tribal Solidarity March’ by the Tribal Student Union Manipur (ATSUM) in the Torbung area of Churachandpur district to protest the demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status for non-tribal Meities. As per a senior police official, thousands took to the streets and participated in the rally after which clashes turned violent between tribal and non-tribal residents. Internet services suspended in Manipur As the violence grew to more regions in the state, internet services were suspended to curb the spread of hate speech and video messages by the anti-social elements. The Manipur government issued a statement saying that the internet services in the Indian state have been suspended for five days "amid the incidents of fighting among youths, and volunteers of different communities as a rally was organised by All Tribals Students Union (ATSU) Manipur in protest against the demand for inclusion of Meitei/Meetei in the ST category." "Some anti-social elements are using social media extensively for the transmission of images, hate speech and hate video messages inciting the passions of the public. Social media has also become a handy tool for rumour mongers and is being used to incite the general public which might have serious repercussions for the law and order situation in the State of Manipur," the statement read. Administration imposes curfew In view of the situation, a curfew has been imposed in non-tribal-dominated Imphal West, Kakching, Thoubal, Jiribam, and Bishnupur districts, and tribal-dominated Churachandpur, Kangpokpi, and Tengnoupal districts. "A report has been received from the Superintendent of Police, Churachandpur that there is a breach of peace, disturbance to public tranquility and grave danger to human lives and properties within the revenue jurisdiction of Churachandpur district. It is desirable that any breach of peace and disturbance to public tranquillity and danger to human lives and properties should be immediately prevented," read the statement by the district administration of Churachandpur. "It is considered that movement of any person outside their residence is considered likely to cause a breach of peace, disturbance to public tranquillity and grave danger to human lives and properties," the statement further added. Govt issues shoot-at-sight order On the evening of April 4, the government of Manipur issued shoot-at-sight orders to "maintain public order and tranquillity." The order, passed by the Governor of Manipur, said, "The Governor of Manipur is pleased to authorize all District Magistrates, Sub-Divisional Magistrates and all Executive Magistrates/ Special executive Magistrates detailed by the District Magistrates to issue Shoot at sight orders in extreme cases whereby all forms of persuasion, warning, reasonable force, etc. had been exhausted under the provisions of law under CrPC, 1973." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Manipur violence: Indian Army sounds alert about circulation of fake videos online

Five soldiers including the commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles&nbsp;and his two family members were killed in a&nbsp;terrorist attack&nbsp;on their convoy at Churachandpur in Manipur on Saturday.

Describing it as a cowardly&nbsp;attack, India's defence minister Rajnath Singh said the&nbsp;perpetrators will be brought to justice soon.

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"The cowardly attack on an Assam Rifles convoy in Churachandpur, Manipur is extremely painful and condemnable. The nation has lost five&nbsp;brave soldiers including CO 46 AR and two family members," he said in a tweet.

"My condolences to the bereaved families. The perpetrators will be brought to justice soon," India's defence minister added.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said the state forces and paramilitary troops are already on their job to track down those behind the attack.

"The perpetrators will be brought to justice," the chief minister said on Twitter.&nbsp;

PM Modi also condemned the attack on the soldiers of Assam Rifles.

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Colonel Viplav Tripathi, commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles, his wife and their&nbsp;8-year-old son lost their lives in the terrorist attack on a convoy of Assam Rifles in Churachandpur.

The convoy was targeted by suspected People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) terrorists, a group in Manipur demanding a separate homeland.

Five soldiers including the commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles and his two family members were killed in a terrorist attack on their convoy at Churachandpur in Manipur on Saturday.

Five soldiers including the commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles and his two family members were killed in a terrorist attack on their convoy at Churachandpur in Manipur on Saturday. Describing it as a cowardly attack, India's defence minister Rajnath Singh said the perpetrators will be brought to justice soon. The cowardly attack on an Assam Rifles convoy in Churachandpur, Manipur is extremely painful & condemnable. The nation has lost 5 brave soldiers including CO 46 AR and two family members. My condolences to the bereaved families. The perpetrators will be brought to justice soon. — Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) November 13, 2021 × "The cowardly attack on an Assam Rifles convoy in Churachandpur, Manipur is extremely painful and condemnable. The nation has lost five brave soldiers including CO 46 AR and two family members," he said in a tweet. "My condolences to the bereaved families. The perpetrators will be brought to justice soon," India's defence minister added. Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said the state forces and paramilitary troops are already on their job to track down those behind the attack. "The perpetrators will be brought to justice," the chief minister said on Twitter. PM Modi also condemned the attack on the soldiers of Assam Rifles. Strongly condemn the attack on the Assam Rifles convoy in Manipur. I pay homage to those soldiers and family members who have been martyred today. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. My thoughts are with the bereaved families in this hour of sadness. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 13, 2021 × Colonel Viplav Tripathi, commanding officer of 46 Assam Rifles, his wife and their 8-year-old son lost their lives in the terrorist attack on a convoy of Assam Rifles in Churachandpur. The convoy was targeted by suspected People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) terrorists, a group in Manipur demanding a separate homeland.

Five Assam Rifles soldiers killed as convoy attacked in Manipur

The Indian Army has begun deploying women soldiers for conducting search operations in the Kashmir Valley. These women soldiers from Assam Rifles will be instrumental in maintaining peace in the valley.

These soldiers have been deployed in areas like Ganderbal district in central Kashmir. They have been also deployed at motor-vehicle checkpoints in order to facilitate frisking women and children.

The women soldiers are also helping in house-to-house searches during Cordon and Search Operation (CASO).

"Deployment of Riflewomen of Assam Rifles, is a reflection on the Security Forces, who always keep the sensitivities of the local population paramount &amp; this step, will definitely be of great help in mitigating any problems faced by the women in Kashmir, during operations," said Col Emron Musavi, PRO (Defence),&nbsp;Srinagar

The riflewomen can also help in bridging the gap between locals and army. And while the counterinsurgency operations are on, the female force can be of utmost importance.&nbsp;

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"I am deployed here with Assam Rifles and our main task here is (to ensure) whenever there is an anti-militant operation is going on, women should not face any issues. They are more comfortable with us. So we make sure they don't face issues. Whenever there is an operation we have an important role to play,'' said riflewoman Jyotsna.&nbsp;

The women soldiers are also breaking the stereotype for women and taking on bigger and more challenging responsibilities. They also are trying to inspire other women in the valley to Join the forces.&nbsp;

"We are also trying to inspire women here so that they can also join the forces," said riflewoman Jyotsna.&nbsp;

The same group of women from the Assam Rifles were earlier posted in Kupwara District of North Kashmir to keep an eye on drug trafficking. It became easier for these female soldiers to search the women suspects in the areas close to Line of control.The presence of these female soldiers has helped the security forces to keep a tab on &nbsp;the smuggling of drugs from across the LoC.&nbsp;

The Indian Army has begun deploying women soldiers for conducting search operations in the Kashmir Valley. These women soldiers from Assam Rifles will be instrumental in maintaining peace in the valley.

The Indian Army has begun deploying women soldiers for conducting search operations in the Kashmir Valley. These women soldiers from Assam Rifles will be instrumental in maintaining peace in the valley. These soldiers have been deployed in areas like Ganderbal district in central Kashmir. They have been also deployed at motor-vehicle checkpoints in order to facilitate frisking women and children. The women soldiers are also helping in house-to-house searches during Cordon and Search Operation (CASO). "Deployment of Riflewomen of Assam Rifles, is a reflection on the Security Forces, who always keep the sensitivities of the local population paramount & this step, will definitely be of great help in mitigating any problems faced by the women in Kashmir, during operations," said Col Emron Musavi, PRO (Defence), Srinagar The riflewomen can also help in bridging the gap between locals and army. And while the counterinsurgency operations are on, the female force can be of utmost importance. "I am deployed here with Assam Rifles and our main task here is (to ensure) whenever there is an anti-militant operation is going on, women should not face any issues. They are more comfortable with us. So we make sure they don't face issues. Whenever there is an operation we have an important role to play,'' said riflewoman Jyotsna. The women soldiers are also breaking the stereotype for women and taking on bigger and more challenging responsibilities. They also are trying to inspire other women in the valley to Join the forces. "We are also trying to inspire women here so that they can also join the forces," said riflewoman Jyotsna. The same group of women from the Assam Rifles were earlier posted in Kupwara District of North Kashmir to keep an eye on drug trafficking. It became easier for these female soldiers to search the women suspects in the areas close to Line of control.The presence of these female soldiers has helped the security forces to keep a tab on the smuggling of drugs from across the LoC.

Assam riflewomen to help in counterinsurgency operations in Kashmir

An improvised explosive device (<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/suspected-ied-blast-reported-in-imphal-no-casualties-270697">IED</a>) blast occurred at Nagamapal RIMS road in Imphal West on early Thursday morning.

Security forces have reached the spot to probe the matter. More details are currently awaited.

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/suspected-ied-blast-reported-in-imphal-no-casualties-270697">Suspected IED blast reported in Imphal, no casualties</a>

Interestingly, a few days ago, some troops of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/assam-rifles-seizes-drugs-worth-rs-12-crore-254303">Assam Rifles </a>along with police apprehended two underground cadres of the United Tribal Liberation Army (UTLA) from Manipur's Imphal.

Both apprehended underground cadres have been handed over to the police for further investigation, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/general-bipin-rawat-visits-eastern-command-headquarters-245555">Eastern Command </a>said on Monday.

"Troops of #AssamRifles in an #Op with Police apprehended 2 Underground (UG) cadres of United Tribal Liberation Army from Imphal, Manipur on 19 January.&nbsp;Those apprehended have been handed over to the police for further investigations," Eastern Command had said in a tweet.

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An improvised explosive device (IED) blast occurred at Nagamapal RIMS road in Imphal West on early Thursday morning. Security forces have reached the spot to probe the matter.

An improvised explosive device (IED) blast occurred at Nagamapal RIMS road in Imphal West on early Thursday morning. Security forces have reached the spot to probe the matter. More details are currently awaited. Also read: Suspected IED blast reported in Imphal, no casualties Interestingly, a few days ago, some troops of Assam Rifles along with police apprehended two underground cadres of the United Tribal Liberation Army (UTLA) from Manipur's Imphal. Both apprehended underground cadres have been handed over to the police for further investigation, Eastern Command said on Monday. "Troops of #AssamRifles in an #Op with Police apprehended 2 Underground (UG) cadres of United Tribal Liberation Army from Imphal, Manipur on 19 January. Those apprehended have been handed over to the police for further investigations," Eastern Command had said in a tweet. #NEOps Troops of #AssamRifles with police apprehended a KLO Cadre with arms & ammunition from Andro Sanapat, Thoubal, Manipur on 18 Jan. The apprehended cadre with recovered items was handed over to police for further investigation. @adgpi @spokespersonMoD @official_dgar pic.twitter.com/5jMyFMz0nk — EasternCommand_IA (@easterncomd) January 21, 2020 ×

Improvised Explosive Device blast in Imphal

The troops of Assam Rifles&nbsp;have seized drugs worth Rs 1.23 crore in Khudengthabi area of Assam's Tengnoupal district. 
 
The search teams, after receiving specific inputs regarding the transportation of drugs, increased vigilance in the area. They tracked two persons and chased them. 
 
The men evaded the teams by running into the nearby forest area. However, a bag containing brown sugar was recovered from the spot. The incident happened on October 5. 
 
"The recovered items have been handed over to the Moreh police station for further investigation," Assam Rifles said in an official statement.

The troops of Assam Rifles have seized drugs worth Rs 1.23 crore in Khudengthabi area of Assam's Tengnoupal district. The search teams, after receiving specific inputs regarding the transportation of drugs, increased vigilance in the area.

The troops of Assam Rifles have seized drugs worth Rs 1.23 crore in Khudengthabi area of Assam's Tengnoupal district. The search teams, after receiving specific inputs regarding the transportation of drugs, increased vigilance in the area. They tracked two persons and chased them. The men evaded the teams by running into the nearby forest area. However, a bag containing brown sugar was recovered from the spot. The incident happened on October 5. "The recovered items have been handed over to the Moreh police station for further investigation," Assam Rifles said in an official statement.

Assam Rifles seizes drugs worth Rs 1.2 crore

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/railways-vital-to-achieve-pms-vision-of-5-trillion-economy-shah-253524">Union Home Minister Amit Shah</a> on Friday chaired a high-level meeting to review the current status of border security and measures to be taken to strengthen it further.&nbsp;

The meeting was attended by Home Secretary, Secretary (Border Management), Special Secretary (Internal Security) and Directors General of Border Security Force, Sashastra Seema Bal, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and Assam Rifles, along with other senior officials of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

According to the ministry, the home minister stressed on government's policy of 'Zero Tolerance' towards terrorism, insurgency, corruption as well as smuggling of weapons, narcotics and cattle.&nbsp;

"He directed the senior officers to take stringent measures against these practices. The Home Minister also directed the DGs to identify all issues affecting border security and submit a detailed action plan to the ministry in this regard," a government press statement said.

Shah also asked all DGs to ensure the best facilities for housing, health and training are available to the security personnel who are posted on the border.

"We must keep in mind that 130 crore countrymen are safe because of this security personnel on the border," Amit Shah said.&nbsp;

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday chaired a high-level meeting to review the current status of border security and measures to be taken to strengthen it further.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday chaired a high-level meeting to review the current status of border security and measures to be taken to strengthen it further. The meeting was attended by Home Secretary, Secretary (Border Management), Special Secretary (Internal Security) and Directors General of Border Security Force, Sashastra Seema Bal, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and Assam Rifles, along with other senior officials of the Ministry of Home Affairs. According to the ministry, the home minister stressed on government's policy of 'Zero Tolerance' towards terrorism, insurgency, corruption as well as smuggling of weapons, narcotics and cattle. "He directed the senior officers to take stringent measures against these practices. The Home Minister also directed the DGs to identify all issues affecting border security and submit a detailed action plan to the ministry in this regard," a government press statement said. Shah also asked all DGs to ensure the best facilities for housing, health and training are available to the security personnel who are posted on the border. "We must keep in mind that 130 crore countrymen are safe because of this security personnel on the border," Amit Shah said.

Home Minister Amit Shah chairs high-level meeting to review current status of border security

India’s oldest paramilitary force, Assam Rifles and the Indian Coast Guard signed the ‘Charter of Affiliation’ on Wednesday at the Assam Rifles Headquarters in Shillong, Meghalaya.&nbsp;

The Assam Rifles, which guards the Indo-Myanmar border and the Indian Coast Guard that guards India’s maritime borders and coastal frontiers carried out the affiliation between 3rd (Naga Hills) Battalion of Assam Rifles and Indian Coast Guard ship ‘Shaurya’.&nbsp;

The signing of the ‘Charter of Affiliation’ was followed by a joint wreath-laying ceremony at the Assam Rifles War Memorial and a combined Guard of Honour was led by Captain Ruchi Pathak of the Assam Rifles.

This initiative will facilitate a greater understanding of operational ethos, sharing of best practices from each other, building camaraderie and utilisation of each other’s assets for training, sports and adventure will be carried out.&nbsp;

“A battalion of the Assam Rifles will soon sail alongside the Indian Coast Guard officers and sailors on board ICG ship Shaurya from Chennai. They will train together and exchange knowledge land borders and overseas management,” said a senior official of the Assam Rifles.

The event was attended by Lt General Sukhdeep Sangwan, Director General Assam Rifles and Director General Rajendra Singh, Indian Coast Guard along with a host of officers and men from both the forces.&nbsp;

India’s oldest paramilitary force, Assam Rifles and the Indian Coast Guard signed the ‘Charter of Affiliation’ on Wednesday at the Assam Rifles Headquarters in Shillong, Meghalaya.

India’s oldest paramilitary force, Assam Rifles and the Indian Coast Guard signed the ‘Charter of Affiliation’ on Wednesday at the Assam Rifles Headquarters in Shillong, Meghalaya. The Assam Rifles, which guards the Indo-Myanmar border and the Indian Coast Guard that guards India’s maritime borders and coastal frontiers carried out the affiliation between 3rd (Naga Hills) Battalion of Assam Rifles and Indian Coast Guard ship ‘Shaurya’. The signing of the ‘Charter of Affiliation’ was followed by a joint wreath-laying ceremony at the Assam Rifles War Memorial and a combined Guard of Honour was led by Captain Ruchi Pathak of the Assam Rifles. This initiative will facilitate a greater understanding of operational ethos, sharing of best practices from each other, building camaraderie and utilisation of each other’s assets for training, sports and adventure will be carried out. “A battalion of the Assam Rifles will soon sail alongside the Indian Coast Guard officers and sailors on board ICG ship Shaurya from Chennai. They will train together and exchange knowledge land borders and overseas management,” said a senior official of the Assam Rifles. The event was attended by Lt General Sukhdeep Sangwan, Director General Assam Rifles and Director General Rajendra Singh, Indian Coast Guard along with a host of officers and men from both the forces.

Assam Rifles, Indian Coast Guard sign ‘charter of affiliation’

The dedication to serve the nation, feeling of satisfaction in performing duty and donning and honouring the uniform is what the woman soldiers of the all-women Assam Rifles Contingent have to say.

For the first time in the history of Assam Rifles and also in the paramilitary an all women Contingent will be saluting the President at the Rajpath this Republic Day on January 26.

This women Contingent is also special as some of the mahila jawans are kin of martyred soldiers, who have been recruited on compassionate ground. Some of them shared their experiences with ANI.

Rifle Woman Sunita Thapa, who was recruited in place of her husband said that she had stepped into her husband`s shoes only to fulfil his dreams.

Praising the support she is getting from her family, the mother of a five-year-old son said, "The entire family is proud of me and I am proud of the Assam Rifles".The soldier said that her husband died in an accident when he was on leave and she would try to fulfil all his dream as a soldier.

She also said that she was managing both the role as a mother and a soldier with ease and support from her family.

Another Rifle Woman Gayatri Sharma, who had joined the force one and half years ago, said that she was recruited in the force in place of her father who attained martyrdom in 2001.

The soldier said that she lost her father, who too was an Assam Rifles Jawan when she was just three-years-old. "I got a letter from Assam Rifles to join the force. I will perform my duty with full dedication for my country just like my father," the Rifle Woman said.

Speaking about being selected as part of the Republic Day Contingent that she was feeling honoured. The Contingent will be led by Major Khusboo Kanwar. It consists of 144 members excluding two officers and two officers.

Terming the Contingent as special the officer said for the first time in the history a women Contingent of the paramilitary will be marching on the majestic Rajpath.

She said the women soldiers of the force were no less than their men counterparts. They were successfully performing their duties in counterinsurgency in many areas of the North East.&nbsp;

For the first time in the history of Assam Rifles and also in the paramilitary an all women Contingent will be saluting the President at the Rajpath this Republic Day on January 26.

The dedication to serve the nation, feeling of satisfaction in performing duty and donning and honouring the uniform is what the woman soldiers of the all-women Assam Rifles Contingent have to say. For the first time in the history of Assam Rifles and also in the paramilitary an all women Contingent will be saluting the President at the Rajpath this Republic Day on January 26. This women Contingent is also special as some of the mahila jawans are kin of martyred soldiers, who have been recruited on compassionate ground. Some of them shared their experiences with ANI. Rifle Woman Sunita Thapa, who was recruited in place of her husband said that she had stepped into her husband`s shoes only to fulfil his dreams. Praising the support she is getting from her family, the mother of a five-year-old son said, "The entire family is proud of me and I am proud of the Assam Rifles".The soldier said that her husband died in an accident when he was on leave and she would try to fulfil all his dream as a soldier. She also said that she was managing both the role as a mother and a soldier with ease and support from her family. Another Rifle Woman Gayatri Sharma, who had joined the force one and half years ago, said that she was recruited in the force in place of her father who attained martyrdom in 2001. The soldier said that she lost her father, who too was an Assam Rifles Jawan when she was just three-years-old. "I got a letter from Assam Rifles to join the force. I will perform my duty with full dedication for my country just like my father," the Rifle Woman said. Speaking about being selected as part of the Republic Day Contingent that she was feeling honoured. The Contingent will be led by Major Khusboo Kanwar. It consists of 144 members excluding two officers and two officers. Terming the Contingent as special the officer said for the first time in the history a women Contingent of the paramilitary will be marching on the majestic Rajpath. She said the women soldiers of the force were no less than their men counterparts. They were successfully performing their duties in counterinsurgency in many areas of the North East.

All-women Assam Rifles Contingent to make history at Rajpath on Republic Day

Three cadres of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and an Assam Rifles officer were killed in an encounter in Mon district of Nagaland, a defence spokesman said today.

Three Assam Rifles jawans were also injured in the encounter that took place at Lappa in Tizit circle last night.

AR personnel raided Lappa at around 11 PM following information that NSCN(K) cadres were moving through that area and an encounter ensued, the spokesman said.

The encounter continued for several hours.

Later, bodies of the three militants were found, the spokesman said.

(PTI)

Three Assam Rifles jawans were also injured in the encounter that took place at Lappa in Tizit circle last night.

Three cadres of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) and an Assam Rifles officer were killed in an encounter in Mon district of Nagaland, a defence spokesman said today. Three Assam Rifles jawans were also injured in the encounter that took place at Lappa in Tizit circle last night. AR personnel raided Lappa at around 11 PM following information that NSCN(K) cadres were moving through that area and an encounter ensued, the spokesman said. The encounter continued for several hours. Later, bodies of the three militants were found, the spokesman said. (PTI)

Nagaland: 3 NSCN (K) cadres, 1 Assam Rifles jawan killed in encounter

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