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NIA's most wanted militant's wife nabbed in Nagaland

NIA's most wanted militant's wife nabbed in Nagaland

| | 09 Apr 2017, 03:02 pm
Guwahati, Apr 9 (IBNS): Security forces have apprehended the wife of NSCN (K)'s top leader Nikki Sumi, who is also the most wanted militant declared by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), from a passenger bus in Nagaland on Friday night, officials said on Sunday.

Kohima based Defence PRO Colonel Chiranjeet Konwer said that, security personnel apprehended Shelly N Sumi wife of self styled Lt General Nikki Sumi, one of the top leader of NSCN (K), along with two other women and a boy from a passenger bus at Karong village in Nagaland when they were traveling on heading to Imphal from Dimapur.

Forces recovered Rs 18.5 lakh of Indian currency and other materials in possession from them.

Later they were handed over to Lamphel police.

Police  interrogated the nabbed women to find out information about the top NSCN (K) leader hideout.

(Reporting by Hemanta Kumar Nath)

 

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