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Four Killed in Manipur Gunfight Between Rival Naga Groups
A pre-dawn clash in Noney district's Taodaijang village saw three members of ZUF(J) and one from NSCN-IM killed in fighting between suspected rival armed factions.
A pre-dawn gunfight in Manipur's Noney district has resulted in the deaths of four individuals, following a clash between suspected rival armed groups in the region. The incident, which took place in Taodaijang village, occurred early on Wednesday morning, according to reports from local authorities.
Police sources confirmed that the fatalities included three members of the Zeliangrong United Front (Jenchui faction), commonly referred to as ZUF(J), and one cadre from the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN-IM). The confrontation reportedly involved these two prominent Naga factions, underscoring ongoing tensions within the state.
The exchange of fire, which is said to have involved multiple groups, unfolded in the remote village, a locale within the Noney district known for its challenging terrain. The specific circumstances leading to the pre-dawn engagement were not immediately detailed by authorities, but it marks a significant escalation of hostilities between the rival outfits.
Such incidents highlight the volatile security situation in parts of Manipur, where various armed groups operate. The clash in Taodaijang village on Wednesday adds to concerns regarding stability and peace in the northeastern Indian state, particularly in areas where territorial and political rivalries among factions persist.
Reporting by the The Indian Morning Post Editorial Desk.
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