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5 Of Family Killed In Fire Likely Caused By Firecrackers In Nagaland
Five members of a family, including three children, were charred to death when a fire a broke out at Naharbari area of Nagaland's Dimapur district, an official said on Monday.
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In Manipur Elections, BJP's Tightrope Walk On Controversial Law AFSPA
Home Minister Amit Shah was in the northeast for the first time since last December's Nagaland firing incident and the violence that follow, which left 14 dead in Nagaland.
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Nagaland Civil Society Group Protests Republic Day Celebration Over Firing Incident
A civil society group in Nagaland - Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation - has urged people not to participate in the Republic Day celebrations in the state's eastern belt.
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70-KM Long March Demanding Repeal Of AFSPA Begins In Nagaland
Hundreds of Nagas joined a two-day walkathon from Nagaland's commercial hub Dimapur to capital Kohima, a distance of more than 70 km, demanding the repeal of AFSPA and justice for the 14 civilians who were killed by security forces in Mon district.
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Nagaland Civil Society Groups Criticise Probe Into Mon Killings
The civil society groups in Nagaland's Mon district have claimed they have "doubts on the credibility" of the Army's Court of Inquiry instituted to probe the Nagaland firing incident earlier this month where 14 people were killed.
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Army OKs Questioning Of Jawans For Deaths Of 14 Nagaland Civilians
The army has agreed to give access to Nagaland's Special Investigation Team, or SIT, to record the statements of soldiers who were involved in an ambush that went horribly wrong on December 4, which claimed the lives of 14 civilians.
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"Justice Delayed Is...": Groups Express Concern On Nagaland Killings Probe
Nagaland's civil society groups today expressed worry over the delay in enquiry in Nagaland firings, almost a month after the tragic death of 14 young people in Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army.
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Action Will Be Taken In "Sad, Unfortunate" Nagaland Op, Assures Army
The investigation into the "sad and unfortunate" loss of lives in the December 4 firing incident in Nagaland's Mon district is progressing expeditiously and all efforts are underway to conclude the probe at the earliest, the Army said on Sunday.
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Nagaland Assembly Passes Resolution Seeking To Repeal Controversial Law AFSPA
The Nagaland Assembly today unanimously resolved to demand a repeal of the controversial Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 from the northeast, especially from Nagaland.
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Nagaland Firing Victims' Families Refuse Compensation, Want Armymen Punished
A statement issued by the village council of Oting has clarified that an envelope containing Rs 18,30,00 was brought to them by a Minister and the Deputy Commissioner of the district.
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"Amit Shah Twisted Facts": BJP Ally On Statement On Botched Nagaland Op
Nationalist People's Party, the BJP's ally in Meghalaya, on Thursday alleged that Union Home Minister Amit Shah twisted facts when he said army para-commandos fired and killed six civilians in Nagaland after the vehicle carrying them tried to flee.
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Amit Shah "Misled" Parliament On Nagaland Botched Op: Congress MP Adhir Chowdhury
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury today claimed that Home Minister Amit Shah had "misled" the Lok Sabha when he said security forces had opened fire on civilians in Nagaland after they tried to flee.
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Congress Delegation On Way to Nagaland Stopped In Assam
A four-member Congress delegation heading for Mon district in Nagaland, where 14 civilians were killed in firing by security forces, was stopped by Assam police at the Jorhat airport on Wednesday.
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"Law & Order State Subject": Bengal Chief Minister After Botched Nagaland Op
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday asked police in districts that share borders with neighbouring countries to keep a watch on activities of the BSF, in the wake of the killing of 14 civilians in Nagaland by security forces.
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Major General Rank Officer To Head Army Court Inquiry Over Nagaland Op
The Indian Army has ordered a court of inquiry headed by an officer of major general rank into the Nagaland firing incident in which 14 civilians were killed, official sources said on Tuesday.
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5 Of Family Killed In Fire Likely Caused By Firecrackers In Nagaland
Five members of a family, including three children, were charred to death when a fire a broke out at Naharbari area of Nagaland's Dimapur district, an official said on Monday.
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In Manipur Elections, BJP's Tightrope Walk On Controversial Law AFSPA
Home Minister Amit Shah was in the northeast for the first time since last December's Nagaland firing incident and the violence that follow, which left 14 dead in Nagaland.
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Nagaland Civil Society Group Protests Republic Day Celebration Over Firing Incident
A civil society group in Nagaland - Eastern Nagaland Peoples' Organisation - has urged people not to participate in the Republic Day celebrations in the state's eastern belt.
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70-KM Long March Demanding Repeal Of AFSPA Begins In Nagaland
Hundreds of Nagas joined a two-day walkathon from Nagaland's commercial hub Dimapur to capital Kohima, a distance of more than 70 km, demanding the repeal of AFSPA and justice for the 14 civilians who were killed by security forces in Mon district.
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Nagaland Civil Society Groups Criticise Probe Into Mon Killings
The civil society groups in Nagaland's Mon district have claimed they have "doubts on the credibility" of the Army's Court of Inquiry instituted to probe the Nagaland firing incident earlier this month where 14 people were killed.
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Army OKs Questioning Of Jawans For Deaths Of 14 Nagaland Civilians
The army has agreed to give access to Nagaland's Special Investigation Team, or SIT, to record the statements of soldiers who were involved in an ambush that went horribly wrong on December 4, which claimed the lives of 14 civilians.
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"Justice Delayed Is...": Groups Express Concern On Nagaland Killings Probe
Nagaland's civil society groups today expressed worry over the delay in enquiry in Nagaland firings, almost a month after the tragic death of 14 young people in Mon District during a botched operation by the special forces of the Army.
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Action Will Be Taken In "Sad, Unfortunate" Nagaland Op, Assures Army
The investigation into the "sad and unfortunate" loss of lives in the December 4 firing incident in Nagaland's Mon district is progressing expeditiously and all efforts are underway to conclude the probe at the earliest, the Army said on Sunday.
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Nagaland Assembly Passes Resolution Seeking To Repeal Controversial Law AFSPA
The Nagaland Assembly today unanimously resolved to demand a repeal of the controversial Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 from the northeast, especially from Nagaland.
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Nagaland Firing Victims' Families Refuse Compensation, Want Armymen Punished
A statement issued by the village council of Oting has clarified that an envelope containing Rs 18,30,00 was brought to them by a Minister and the Deputy Commissioner of the district.
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"Amit Shah Twisted Facts": BJP Ally On Statement On Botched Nagaland Op
Nationalist People's Party, the BJP's ally in Meghalaya, on Thursday alleged that Union Home Minister Amit Shah twisted facts when he said army para-commandos fired and killed six civilians in Nagaland after the vehicle carrying them tried to flee.
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Amit Shah "Misled" Parliament On Nagaland Botched Op: Congress MP Adhir Chowdhury
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury today claimed that Home Minister Amit Shah had "misled" the Lok Sabha when he said security forces had opened fire on civilians in Nagaland after they tried to flee.
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Congress Delegation On Way to Nagaland Stopped In Assam
A four-member Congress delegation heading for Mon district in Nagaland, where 14 civilians were killed in firing by security forces, was stopped by Assam police at the Jorhat airport on Wednesday.
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"Law & Order State Subject": Bengal Chief Minister After Botched Nagaland Op
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday asked police in districts that share borders with neighbouring countries to keep a watch on activities of the BSF, in the wake of the killing of 14 civilians in Nagaland by security forces.
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Major General Rank Officer To Head Army Court Inquiry Over Nagaland Op
The Indian Army has ordered a court of inquiry headed by an officer of major general rank into the Nagaland firing incident in which 14 civilians were killed, official sources said on Tuesday.
