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2/18/2008

India      20 Maoists killed in counter-insurgency operations in Orissa
Pakistan      Death toll in suicide bombing in Parachinar increases to 47
Pakistan      Four Frontier Corps personnel killed in Balochistan
India      Unidentified militants shot dead two persons in Assam
India      Two infiltrators killed in Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan      Civilian killed in landmine explosion in Sindh province
India      PREPAK kills civilian in Manipur
Pakistan      Policeman killed and candidate injured in separate election-related attacks in Balochistan
Pakistan      Militant killed in NWFP
India      Maoist killed by colleagues in West Bengal
Pakistan      Six Hizbut Tehrir activists arrested in Karachi
Bangladesh      Three persons arrested with 21 bombs in Chapainawabganj
Bangladesh      Three JMB cadres sentenced to death
India      Top Maoist leader arrested in Uttar Pradesh
Pakistan      Peace agreement revived in North Waziristan
Pakistan      Benazir Bhutto assassination was planned and financed by Baitullah Mehsud, says police
Sri Lanka      Nobody can touch Prabhakaran, says LTTE







 
India
PREPAK kills civilian in Manipur

One unidentified person was abducted and subsequently shot dead by suspected People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) militants at Laphupat Tera Laimang in the Thoubal district on February 16-evening, reports Imphal Free Press. 

Separately, three cadres belonging to the Military Council faction of the Kuki National Front (KNF) were arrested by the security force (SF) personnel following an encounter at a militant hideout in  Wangthrok village under Moirang police station in the Bishnupur district on February 17- afternoon. Two of them were identified as Lalkhosat alias Sasat and Henkholien Haokip. One lethod gun with four bombs, three SBBL/SBML guns, one bag each of rice and potatoes, 12 blankets, two lanterns, two anklets, photographs and documents relating to outfit and five carry bags were recovered from the incident site. Meanwhile, Telegraph quoting K. Jayanta, Superintendent of Police in Bishnupur district, reports that around 20 militants were taking shelter in temporary hideouts in the area.

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