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The 21 Para Special forces of Army "blankly opened fire" resulting in the killing of many villagers in Mon district of Nagaland near Assam border, the state police has alleged in its FIR against the Army unit.
It FIR has further alleged that the "intention" of security forces was to "murder and injure civilians".
The Police have also said that the classified operation was conducted without the knowledge of the police or Assam Rifles.
Thirteen villagers and a soldier were killed at an Indo-Myanmar border district in Nagaland on Sunday as a counter-insurgency operation went horribly wrong. One more villager died in the clashes that followed.
So how did the Army operation go so wrong:
According to reports, the Special Forces were tipped off by the intelligence agencies about the movement of some militants of NSCN and ULFA in the area.
Special Forces deployed different teams for surveiilance and ambush after the input.
The Mon area is the bastion of Naga group NSCN(K) and Assam's ULFA
At around 4 pm on Sunday, the army team, led by a Major, identified a pick-up truck on the Tiru-Oting road as target, and opened fire.
Reports said that eight local coal miners were travelling in the truck. six died on the spot and two later in the hospital.
As the Special Forces were waiting for the police to arrive, they were surrounded by angry locals.
Forces fired on the locals and this led to the death of 7 more locals. A commando was also killed after being attacked by the angry locals.

Forces 'opened fire blankly', say Nagaland Police. Here's how Army op went so wrong

Here's how the Special Forces Operation went so horribly wrong in Nagaland leaving 14 civilians dead

Nagaland Police FIR says Army "blankly opened fire to kill"

Nagaland&nbsp;Police FIR says Army "blankly opened fire to kill"
14 civilians and 1 commando dead in a botched up operation&nbsp;
How the Special Forces operation in Nagaland&nbsp;went so wrong
Special Forces were tipped by intelligence on militant movement
Mon area of Nagaland&nbsp;in a bastion of NSCN&nbsp;(K) and Assam ULFA
Forces opened fire on truck carrying coal miners mistaking them for militants
Angry locals surrounded&nbsp;forces, 7 locals &amp; 1 commando killed in clashes
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Nagaland&nbsp;Killings: Police&nbsp;FIR has alleged that the "intention" of security forces was to "murder and injure civilians"
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The 21 Para Special forces of Army "blankly opened fire" resulting in the killing of many villagers in the&nbsp; Mon district of Nagaland near Assam border, the state police have alleged in its FIR against the Army unit.
The FIR has further alleged that the "intention" of security forces was to "murder and injure civilians".
The Police have also said that the classified operation was conducted without the knowledge of the police or Assam Rifles.
Thirteen villagers and a soldier were killed at an Indo-Myanmar border district in Nagaland on Sunday as a counter-insurgency operation went horribly wrong. One more villager died in the clashes that followed.
So how did the Army operation go so wrong:
According to reports, the Special Forces were tipped off by the intelligence agencies about the movement of some militants of NSCN and ULFA in the area.
Special Forces deployed different teams for surveillance and ambush after the input.
The Mon area is the bastion of Naga group NSCN(K) and Assam's ULFA&nbsp;as well.
At around 4 pm on Sunday, the army team, led by a Major, identified a pick-up truck on the Tiru-Oting road as a target and opened fire.
Reports said that eight local coal miners were travelling in the truck. Six died on the spot and two later in the hospital.
As the Special Forces were waiting for the police to arrive, they were surrounded by angry locals.
Forces fired on the locals and this led to the death of 7 more locals. A commando was also killed after being attacked by the angry locals.

Naga group leaks letter to PM asking for 'talks abroad'

Amid a stalemate in peace&nbsp;talks, Naga insurgent group NSCN(IM) has said that it had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February and had offered to hold talks in a "third country"

Amid a stalemate in peace&nbsp;talks, Naga insurgent group NSCN(IM) has said that it had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February and had offered to hold talks in a "third country" if its stay in India is no more welcome", NDTV has reported. The group claimed that the PM didn't respond to its letter and hence it has released it in public after seven months. In the 8-page letter, NSCN(IM) had criticised the interlocutor and Nagaland Governor, RN Ravi, and the Ministry of Home Affairs. The group had also pressed for its contentious demands of having separate Naga flag and constitution.

Amid a stalemate in the talks, Naga insurgent group NSCN(IM) has said that it had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February and had offered to hold talks in a "third country" if its stay in India is no more welcome", NDTV has reported. The group claimed that the PM didn't respond to its letter and hence it has released it in public after seven months. In the 8-page letter, NSCN(IM) had criticised the interlocutor and Nagaland Governor, RN Ravi, and the Ministry of Home Affairs. The group had also pressed for its contentious demands of having separate Naga flag and constitution.

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