BLACK SUNDAY FOR NAGAS

The incident took place on the night of 4th December where the six Villagers from Oting Village who were heading back home from coal mining work at Tiru in a Pickup mini-truck were ambushed and killed by the Indian Army mistaking them for militants. They were unarmed and possessed no hint to be mistaken for militants but were murdered in cold blood.
On hearing the gunshots, the village rushed to the spot being apprehensive given that, the individuals didn't return home from work, only to find the mini-truck and the Indian army trying to hide the dead bodies of the six individuals by wrapping and loading them in their truck. It was reported that they tried to act normal and some even put stuff above the dead bodies and even sat on it to avoid suspicion. The remains of blood from the mini-truck was also attempted to hide by putting sand in it. This indicates that their intention to hide the blunder made by them.
Upon seeing the sceptical situation there, the village youths who appeared in the incident searched the truck and found the dead bodies after which the violence broke out between the villagers and the army. The villagers burnt down the trucks of the army and started attacking them with Dao and the machete they were carrying with them. Had they carried the locally made guns, the situation would have been even worse for both sides. However, in retaliation to the attack by the villagers, the Army fired them which led to the death of more individuals altogether 13 already and several left seriously injured. There are still some individuals missing in the jungle and their whereabouts are yet to be ascertained as to whether they are even alive or dead.

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