Violence Erupts Amid Garo Hills Unrest: BSF Convoy Attacked
A Border Security Force convoy was attacked amid the ongoing unrest in Meghalaya's Garo Hills, injuring personnel and destroying a vehicle. The violence disrupted elections, led to internet suspensions, and imposed curfews in affected districts. Two deaths occurred during tribal and non-tribal clashes over nominations.
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A Border Security Force convoy was attacked in Meghalaya's Garo Hills, highlighting ongoing unrest in the region. The attack resulted in minor injuries to personnel and the destruction of a vehicle.
The incident, involving the Deputy Inspector General and officials returning from a meeting, underscores tensions surrounding the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council elections.
In response to tribal and non-tribal clashes that left two dead, authorities suspended mobile internet services and imposed curfews, postponing the April 10 elections due to escalating violence.
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