17-Year-Old Naga Boy Shot Dead by Rebels in Manipur's Tamei Area

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A 17-year-old Naga teenager named NK Wiphenbou was shot and killed by rebels in Manipur. The boy was walking alone from Upper Nkou village toward Tamei town when he was attacked. Assailants fired approximately 20 rounds of bullets at the victim. The incident highlights the ongoing threat of armed rebel groups in the region.

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