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2 extremists of KNLF killed

Diphu : Security forces today killed two Karbi Longri North-Cachar-Hills Liberation Force militants at Chokihola under Bokajan police station on Monday morning. Police are yet to identify those militants. Arms, ammunitions, and other objectionable materials were recovered from their possession. Police claim that they were involved in the massacres of the migrants from Bihar that took place at Dolamara Rong Teron village under Shantipur out post of Bokajan police station
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