Manipur: Kuki terrorists undertake drone attack on Meiteis and security forces; Woman killed, several injured
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Manipur: Kuki terrorists undertake drone attack on Meiteis and security forces; Woman killed, several injured

Act of war against India by Kuki terrorists. Manipur police said, “Drone bombing is a common tactic used in international conflict and suggests the presence of highly skilled personnel, sometimes assisted by outside technical experts.”

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
Sep 2, 2024, 08:00 am IST
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Imphal: In a startling uptick in violence, Kuki terrorists launched several rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) from sophisticated drones in an unprecedented drone attack in the Koutruk neighbourhood of Imphal West district. This is a risky new stage in the continuing violence as it is the first time drones have been used to deliver explosives against security forces and civilians in Manipur. The attack is an act of war by Kuki terrorist against India as no militant groups has launched such aggressive attacks on civilians and security forces in the region previously, a top police official said. Meitei civil society organisation leaders termed today’s attacks with high end drones as a wake up call. If it is not brought under control, it will be too late in Manipur.

The attack involved the deployment of cutting-edge drone technology to target both police enforcement and locals, and Manipur Police regarded it as a significant escalation. Drone bombing is a common tactic used in international conflict and suggests the presence of highly skilled personnel, sometimes assisted by outside technical experts. A police spokeswoman said in a statement, “Such a sophisticated method of attack suggests that those responsible are not only highly trained but also have access to advanced technology.” “This incident represents a major threat, and authorities are closely monitoring the situation.”

One person, Ngangbam Surbala, 31, has already lost his life as a result of the drone strike; he died from gunshot wounds received during the assault. Her kid, who is eight years old, was also hurt; she had an arm wound. As the altercation progressed, three additional civilians and two police officers also sustained injuries. Intense combing operations have been initiated by Manipur Police to identify and apprehend the militants behind this sophisticated attack. The police statement went on, “We appeal to the general public to remain calm and exercise restraint,” asking for assistance as they try to eliminate any last dangers in the region.

The deployment of RPGs via drones signifies a dramatic and concerning change in the strategies employed by rebel organisations in the area. Fears are running high in Manipur as a result of this most recent occurrence, as both officials and locals consider the ramifications of such sophisticated weaponry being used in small-scale confrontations. Security personnel are on high alert and ready to respond to any new threats as the situation is still tight. Urgent requests for more security have been made in response to the escalation in order to safeguard civilians and stop more carnage.

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