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NIA to probe tribal woman’s killing, Manipur encounter

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will investigate the November 11 incident in which 10 suspected militants were killed in an encounter with security forces and the November 7 case in which a tribal woman was killed after being set on...

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 05:05 AM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will investigate the November 11 incident in which 10 suspected militants were killed in an encounter with security forces and the November 7 case in which a tribal woman was killed after being set on fire by armed militants in Manipur.

Meanwhile, the bodies of a woman and two children, who were missing since November 11 encounter, were found floating in a river in Assam, police sources said.

According to sources, the Manipur Government handed over the cases to the NIA on the recommendation of the Union Home Ministry.

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