Villager in Manipur ‘shot dead by Assam Rifles Major’
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The victim was a daily wage labourer and father of two children
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The victim was a daily wage labourer and father of two children
An Assam Rifles Major allegedly shot dead a villager in Kangpokpi district in Manipur on Friday night, police reports said on Saturday.
The victim has been identified as Mangboilal Lhouvum (30) of Chalwa village under the Kangpokpi police station. He was a daily wage labourer and father of two children.
Agitated villagers said Major Aloke of the 44 Assam Rifles post, accompanied by four armed personnel, raided the house of Mr. Lhouvum on Friday around 9 p.m. All of them were in plainclothes. Without giving any reason, they whisked away the villager.
Express News Service
MYSURU: “Doctors had assured that if my son takes the medicine without miss till he turns 18, he will be normal like any other person. So without any second thought, I decided to take this simple mission,” says 45-year-old Anand, who pedalled over 300 km in a cycle from his village to Bengaluru to purchase medicine for his specially challenged son amidst COVID-19 lockdown.
With no public transport from his village to Bengaluru amidst complete lockdown and no money left in hand to book a private vehicle to get medicine from the city, Anand, a daily-wage worker decided to pedal all his way from a tiny village in Mysuru to Bengaluru to get medicine for his specially challenged son.