Monday, November 23, 2009

At least 5 AR including a Major and a Captain killed in Ambush at Somtal area

Information Service News (2.30 pm. Monday)
Two days after IGAR South AK Choudhury declared that there are no permanent camps of the Underground groups in the state and their activities have been controlled, well armed militants strike again killing more than five personnel of Assam Riffle including a Major and a Captain.
Source says, well armed cadres of the proscribed UNLF came down heavily to the convoy of 43 Assam Rifle at Somtal area in Chandel at around 9 .15 on Monday morning. The Assam riffles were coming in two vehicles – a gypsy and a truck. At least five personnel of the AR travelling in the gypsy including a Major and a Captain were killed on the spot. The Major has been identified as Bhupender Mehra and the captain is also been identified as R. Kumar. The identities of the other deceased are yet to be established.
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