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Sl. No.
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Date
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District
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Incident
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1
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January 7
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-K militant was killed during an attack
on a NSCN-IM camp at Dimapur town.
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2
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January 8
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Peren
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One NSCN-IM militant was killed and another
injured during a factional clash with the rival NSCN-K cadres
at Sanghou village near Athibung.
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3
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January 9
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Dimapur
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One ‘section officer’ of the NSCN-K, identified
as Lichumthung Ezung, was abducted and subsequently killed by
NSCN-IM cadres.
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4
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January 9
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Kohima
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One NSCN-IM cadre, Moa Phom, was killed in
a shootout when a 20-member group of the NSCN-K attacked a base
of the outfit at Daklane area.
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5
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January 10
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-IM militant, ‘captain’ Jasper, was
shot dead by the rival NSCN-K cadres at Nagarjan area.
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6
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January 13
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Kohima
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Two civilians, Pangai Konyak and Phoba Konyak,
were killed by the NSCN-IM militants near a bridge below Naga
Hospital. The NSCN-IM claimed that the duo were 'sergeant' and
‘private’ in the rival Khaplang faction, a charge refuted by
the Konyak Union (the apex body of the Konyak Tribe).
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7
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January 23
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-K militant, identified as Vikuto,
was allegedly abducted and subsequently shot dead by the rival
NSCN-IM militants near Camp Hebron.
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8
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February 1
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Kohima
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The NSCN-K said that the outfit’s ‘makeshift’
camp at Saijang was attacked by a combined force of the NSCN-IM,
"PREPAK, KYKL, KRA, UPDS and DHD (Anti-talk party)" numbering
about 150 cadres. During the encounter, five militants of the
NSCN-IM were shot dead while two NSCN-K militants was killed
and one weapon was lost, said Anie Konyak, ‘Under Secretary’
of the NSCN-K.
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9
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February 12
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Phek
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One factional clash between the NSCN-IM militants
and the rival Khaplang faction (NSCN-K) militants was reported
from the Phek town.
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10
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February 16
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Phek
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Three militants belonging to the Naga National
Council (NNC) were killed in an ambush by suspected NSCN I-M
militants at Pfutsero town.
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11
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February 20
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Kohima
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Unidentified militants opened fire near Ura
Academy in Kohima village under the North Police Station in
the Kohima city. There was no report of any casualty in the
incident, which police described as a clash between two rival
factions of the NSCN. The State Police Quick Reaction Team recovered
13 empty cases of different ammunition and four bullet heads
at separate locations near the encounter site.
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12
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February 27
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Zunheboto
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One NSCN-K militant, identified as Uewrethong,
was killed and two others sustained injuries during a factional
clash with the rival NSCN-IM militants at Khukiye-Lukhaiyi village.
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13
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March 5
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Zunheboto
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One NSCN-IM militant, identified as Sergeant
Major Horam Tangkhul, was killed and two NSCN-K militants were
injured when the two rival factions clashed at Hoishe village.
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14
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March 8
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Zunheboto
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Three civilians and four NSCN-K cadres were
injured in an internecine clash between NSCN-IM and NSCN-K militants
at Satakha.
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15
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March 9
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-IM militant, identified as '2nd Lt.'
Kakiho Sema, was shot at and wounded by the rival NSCN-K militants
at Walford area.
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16
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March 13
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Mon
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Three NSCN-IM cadres, including its Naginimora
Town ‘commander’ Mampai Konyak, second in command Longtik Phom
and Ameth Konyak, a bodyguard, were killed by the rival NSCN-K
cadres.
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17
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March 14
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Zunheboto
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Two NSCN-IM cadres, one from Akuluto town and
the other from Lumami village, were abducted and later shot
dead by suspected NSCN-K cadres.
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18
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March 18
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Dimapur
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Three NSCN-K cadres were abducted and subsequently
shot dead by the rival NSCN-IM cadres in the Kher Mahal area.
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19
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March 18
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Mokokchung
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One NSCN-IM cadre is killed by an activist
of the NSCN-K at Merangkong village.
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20
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March 24
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Kohima
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Two NSCN-IM cadres, identified as K. Athikho
Mao and Daihe Mao, were abducted and subsequently killed by
suspected NSCN-K cadres in the capital Kohima.
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21
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March 25
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Mon
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In a factional clash, cadres of the NSCN-K
claimed to have shot dead four NSCN-IM cadres at Namsai.
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22
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April 12
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-IM cadre, identified as ‘Sgt. Maj.’
Ningam Tangkhul, was killed in a factional clash with the NSCN-K
at Bungsang. Meanwhile, the NSCN-K claimed two more from the
rival faction were either killed or injured in the clash.
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23
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April 15
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Zunheboto
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Six NSCN-K cadres were killed during a factional
clash with the NSCN-IM. Police said three of the slain NSCN-K
cadres were identified as Yenito Sumi of Hoshepu village, Hukugha
Sumi of Tsuruhu village and Koza Chakhesang. One civilian was
injured during the incident.
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24
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April 16
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-K cadre, identified as ‘Sergeant Major’
Kihoto Chophy, was killed during a factional clash with the
NSCN-IM, while another cadre sustained injuries at Medziphema.
Two civilians from the Kuki community were also injured in the
clashes.
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25
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April 17
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Dimapur
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One civilian, identified as Vihoto Chishi,
was killed by the NSCN-K at Police Colony. Police said the victim
was earlier with the NSCN-IM as its ‘Central Administrative
Officer’ of Sumi Region.
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26
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April 18
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Mokokchung
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Unidentified gunmen shot dead a NSCN-IM ‘sectional
officer’, identified as Moatoshi. Claiming responsibility for
the killing, the rival NSCN-K ‘supervisor’ Akato Chopi said
that Moatoshi was killed for being a ‘traitor’.
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27
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April 28
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Tuensang
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One NSCN-IM cadre, identified as ‘Corporal’
Manu, was shot dead by the rival NSCN-K cadres at an unspecified
place.
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28
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April 28
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Dimapur
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One NSCN-K cadre, Akaho Assumi, was abducted
and later shot dead by NSCN-IM cadres.
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29
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May 1
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Dimapur
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An internecine clash occurred between militants
belonging to the NSCN-K and NSCN-IM at Nikhekhu village under
Niuland sub-division. While NSCN-K claimed that one cadre of
the rival outfit was killed and another injured in the clash,
the NSCN-I-M denied any of its cadres being killed or injured.
The report added that one NSCN-I-M cadre was assaulted and his
weapons were snatched by the local people when he threatened
them.
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30
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May 28
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Phek
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Three non-accordist Federal Government of Nagaland
FGN cadres, identified as Mugulhu, Zeveta and Khrusavoyi, and
two unidentified cadres of the NSCN-IM were killed in a factional
clash at Khutsokhuno village. Another unidentified NSCN-IM cadre
sustained injuries in the clash.
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31
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June 12
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Wokha
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NSCN-IM cadres killed four cadres of the rival
NSCN-K faction, identified as Zaremo, P. Chamo Lotha, Anthony
and Chenithiing, at Mekokla village. One more cadre, identified
as Thechamo Lotha, sustained injuries in the incident.
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32
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June 13
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Wokha
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Police recovered the dead body of a NSCN-K
cadre, identified as Chijanbemo, inside a jungle near Doyang
Hydro Electric Project. Chijanbemo was reportedly killed in
a clash between the NSCN-K and the rival NSCN-IM outfit.
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33
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June 21
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Mon
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One unidentified NSCN-IM cadre sustained injuries
in a factional clash with the rival NSCN-K at Namsa Forest colony.
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34
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July 23
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Kohima
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Suspected NSCN-K militants fired upon cadres
of the rival NSCN-IM when the latter were alighting from a local
taxi near Agri Colony junction at PR Hill. One NSCN-IM cadre
and the taxi driver were injured in the incident.
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35
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July 23
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Kohima
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One suspected Federal Government of Nagaland
cadre was shot at and wounded by suspected NSCN-IM militants.
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36
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July 25
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Phek
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A group of 40-60 cadres of the NSCN-K and Federal
Government of Nagaland attacked militants of the rival NSCN-IM
outfit at Phek town.
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37
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August 7
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Tuensang
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Rival factions of the NSCN-IM and NSCN-K clashed
at Longkhim-Chare.
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38
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September 4
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Zunheboto
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Militants of the rival NSCN-IM and NSCN-K clashed
at Luchami village.
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39
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September 8
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Kohima
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Five NSCN-IM militants were shot dead by suspected
KLA cadres at an unspecified place between Jotsoma and Khonoma.
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40
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September 10
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Kiphire
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One NSCN-IM militant, Wangkap Konyak, and an
unidentified NSCN-K militant were killed in an internecine clash
between the combined cadres of the NSCN-K and Naga National
Council on the one hand and NSCN-IM cadres on the other at Salomi
village.
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41
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October 3
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Kohima
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Four NSCN-IM militants, Kevetso Kezo, Avoyi
Puro, Vechikho and Kuzhongoyi Puro, were killed when militants
of the rival NSCN-K outfit opened fire at AG Colony in the capital
Kohima.
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42
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October 3
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Phek
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A factional clash occurred between the NSCN–IM
cadres and a combined group of cadres from the NSCN–K and the
Naga National Council at Phek town.
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43
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October 8
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Phek
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One NSCN-IM militant, identified as ‘lance
corporal’ Ivolu Sema, was killed and two others, Athem Tangkhul
and Shimrang Tangkhul, of the same faction were wounded in an
internecine clash between around 30 NSCN–IM cadres and a combined
group of 50 cadres from the NSCN–K and the Naga National Council
at Phek town.
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44
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October 24
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Dimapur
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Two NSCN-K militants, Akabo and Hekato, were
killed by the rival NSCN-IM militants at General Area Dairy
Farm in Medziphema.
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45
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October 25
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Dimapur
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Two NSCN–IM militants, ‘2nd Lt’ Tekanungsang
Ao and ‘Sgt’ Ato Sema, were shot dead by NSCN–K militants at
3rd Mile.
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46
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October 25
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Dimapur
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Nagaland police recovered the dead body of
one NSCN–K cadre, Honito, from Mao Colony area. He was killed
by rival NSCN–IM militants.
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47
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October 29
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Kiphire
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Militants of the NSCN-IM and NSCN-K clashed
at Pungro. Sources added that a group of NSCN-K militants attacked
the rival NSCN-IM militants camping at Pungro.
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48
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October 31
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Kohima
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One NSCN-K militant, Chendemo Humtsoe, was
killed by the rival NSCN-IM militants during an internecine
clash at BOC area.
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49
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November 1
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Tuensang
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Four NSCN-K cadres were killed in an ambush
by the rival NSCN-IM militants at Old Hospital Colony near Khuthur.
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50
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November 1
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Kohima
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One NSCN-IM cadre is injured by NSCN-K militants
at High School junction area.
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51
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November 1
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Kohima
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A heavy exchange of gunfire occurred between
militants of the NSCN-IM and NSCN-K at Aradhura area near Mental
Hospital in Kohima.
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52
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November 3
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Kohima
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One NSCN –IM cadre, Kewhise Metha, was killed
by the rival NSCN-K militants during a factional clash. His
dead body was later recovered by police from an unspecified
place below lower by-pass along the National Highway-39 on the
next morning.
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53
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November 8
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Tuensang
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One NSCN-IM militant, Ringnaya Tangkhul, was
killed while another one, Moikam Phom, was released unharmed
after the two are captured by the rival NSCN-K militants at
Longkhim town. According to one NSCN-K militant, 'Brig' Niki
Sumi, Ringaya was killed in pursuance of the 'quit notice' earlier
issued by the NSCN -K on the Tangkhul community.
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54
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November 11
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Mon
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One ULFA cadre, Mridul Moran, was killed in
an encounter with the NSCN-IM at a petrol pump at Tizit. One
more cadre of the NSCN-IM, identified as S. M. Konyak, was also
killed during the clashes. Two civilians, including a student,
were also injured. Sources added that one ULFA militant was
also abducted by the NSCN-IM.
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55
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November 12
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Mokokchung
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The NSCN-K militants killed one cadre of the
rival NSCN-IM, identified as "Lt" Sakuyanger, during an encounter
at Chuchuyimpang village.
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56
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November 28
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Mon
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Two NSCN–IM militants, ‘captain’ Thanshok Tangkul
and ‘lieutenant’ Pukhto Sema, were killed during an internecine
clash with the rival NSCN-K faction at Tizit.
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