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NIA arrests terrorist involved in ambush on Assam Rifles convoy in 2021 - Vimarsana News

NIA arrests terrorist involved in ambush on Assam Rifles convoy in 2021

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested an absconding terrorist, who was involved in the ambush on a convoy of the Commandant of Assam Rifles in November last year in Manipur.

NIA arrests man involved in ambush on Assam Rifles Commandant's convoy - Vimarsana News

NIA arrests man involved in ambush on Assam Rifles Commandant's convoy

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Sunday said that it has arrested an accused, who was absconding, since an ambush on the convoy of the Commandant of Assam Rifles.The accused has been identified as Machukring Zamshim Shimray alias ...

WB police books 4, including minor for throwing crude bombs at children in Narendrapur - Vimarsana News

WB police books 4, including minor for throwing crude bombs at children in Narendrapur

The West Bengal police have arrested four persons for allegedly throwing crude bombs at five children in the Narendrapur area of West Bengal's South 24 Paraganas, it informed on Saturday.

West Bengal: HC directs to form SIT to probe Mominpur violence - Vimarsana News

West Bengal: HC directs to form SIT to probe Mominpur violence

The SIT will be headed by the Kolkata Commissioner of Police. The court also asked the police to ensure that no further violence takes place.

violence - Calcutta High Court orders SIT probe into Ekbalpur clashes, says central forces not required - Vimarsana News

violence - Calcutta High Court orders SIT probe into Ekbalpur clashes, says central forces not required

Matter will again come up for hearing two weeks after the ongoing Puja vacation