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Panic among locals in Manipur's Kadangband following drone attack

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Description: Panic among locals in Manipur's Kadangband following drone attack Violence broke out again in Imphal. There were two incidents of violence in 24 hours, one of which resulted in the death of two people. The second incident occurred in...

Panic among locals in Manipur's Kadangband following drone attack Violence broke out again in Imphal. There were two incidents of violence in 24 hours, one of which resulted in the death of two people. The second incident occurred in...

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Updated At : 08:15 PM Sep 04, 2024 IST

Panic among locals in Manipur's Kadangband following drone attack Violence broke out again in Imphal. There were two incidents of violence in 24 hours, one of which resulted in the death of two people. The second incident occurred in Kotruk and Kadangband. Locals claim militants have used “drones” for the attack

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