Huge cache of arms, ammunition recovered from Indo-Myanmar border
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Guwahati, April 25 : The security forces have seized a huge cache of arms, ammunition and other warlike stores from along the India-Myanmar border, officials said on Sunday.
A Defence spokesman Lt. Col P. Khongsai said that based on the specific intelligence inputs about the movement of insurgents in Manipur s Phaikoh and Kamjong areas, along the India-Myanmar frontiers, an operation was launched and seized the arms and other warlike stores late on Saturday.
The recovered arms and ammunition included two Lathode launchers with three rounds, one Chinese carbine, two rifles, four 9mm pistols, five rocket propelled grenades and two radio sets.
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14 held for abduction of ONGC employees in Assam
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Several security agencies have been combing Assam and Nagaland to trace the abducted trio
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Several security agencies have been combing Assam and Nagaland to trace the abducted trio
The Assam police have arrested 14 persons in connection with the abduction of three employees of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) Limited from a workover rig site in Charaideo district’s Lakwa on Wednesday.
Charaideo is within the jurisdiction of police in the adjoining Sivasagar district.
Police have also confirmed the involvement of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in the abduction of the three men – junior technicians Mohini Mohan Gogoi and Ritul Saikia and junior engineering assistant Alakesh Saikia.
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In the February edition of the
Global Sanctions Dashboard, international coordination was improving on a number of issues, ranging from the jailing of Alexei Navalny in Russia to the ongoing democratic crackdown in Belarus. Fortunately, cooperation continued over the past month, as China now faces greater scrutiny from the transatlantic community over its abuses in Xinjiang. In this edition, we focus on the growing international sanctions response to Chinese behavior, the Iran nuclear deal talks in Vienna, and the crisis in Myanmar.
But First…Dashboard Additions
We’ve now added Qatar, Palestine, India, and Bangladesh to our dashboard. As we continue to fill out the map, we see new patterns emerge, especially how others view sanctions. For the most part, domestic threats predominate. India, for example, focuses on terrorist and extremist groups operating within the country’s borders. Interestingly, this includes many separatist organizati