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4 police commandos and 3 BSF jawans have reportedly been injured in an attack by militants in Manipur's Moreh

BSF jawan, 4 police commandos injured in attack by militants in Manipur: reports

7 security personnel injured in attack by militants in Manipur
Reports: 4 police commandos, 3 BSF jawans injured
Reports: militant attack in Manipur's Moreh

4 police commandos and a BSF jawans have reportedly been injured in an attack by militants in Manipur's Moreh

4 police commandos and a BSF jawan were injured in an attack by militants on Tuesday in Manipur's Moreh.&nbsp;
According to reports, the militants attacked the security personnel during a search operation.&nbsp;
&nbsp;The gunfight comes after 4 people were shot dead in Thoubal district on January 1 by unidentified assailants.&nbsp;
Moreh town near the India-Myanmar border has been witnessing gunfights between security forces and militants since December 30 last year.
Chief Minister N Biren Singh had recently expressed concern over the attacks on state forces and termed these as a "serious national security threat" and "an attempt to destabilise Manipur".
Singh had also said a delegation would soon leave for Delhi to meet representatives of the Centre and apprise them of the developing situation.

Chief Minister N Biren Singh released a video message in which he condemned the violence and appealed to the people for maintaining peace.

Manipur violence: 3 killed, 5 injured in firing; curfew imposed in 5 districts

Chief Minister N Biren Singh released a video message in which he condemned the violence and appealed to the people for maintaining peace.

Three persons were allegedly shot dead and five others injured in Manipur's Thoubal district on Monday evening, following which curfew was reimposed in the five valley districts of the state, officials said.
Gunmen, who are yet to be identified, arrived in camouflage dresses in the Lilong Chingjao area, and opened fire targeting locals, they said.
While three people died on the spot, five others were injured. Those injured were admitted to a hospital, officials said.
After the attack, the enraged locals set three four-wheelers on fire. It was not immediately clear to whom these cars belonged.
Following the fresh violence, curfew was reimposed in Thoubal, Imphal East and Imphal West, Kakching and Bishnupur districts, officials said.
In a video message, Chief Minister N Biren Singh condemned the violence, and appealed to the people, particularly the residents of Lilong, for maintaining peace.
"Police are working to arrest those behind the attack. They will be arrested soon and punished as per the law," he said.
More than 180 people have been killed and several hundred injured since ethnic violence broke out in Manipur on May 3 when a 'Tribal Solidarity March' was organised in the hill districts to protest against the majority Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribe status.
Meiteis account for about 53 per cent of Manipur's population and live mostly in the Imphal Valley. Tribals &mdash; Nagas and Kukis &mdash; constitute little over 40 per cent and reside in the hill districts.

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