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“Broken Bones And Skull… “: Autopsy Of Woman Killed In Manipur Violence


Display seize of a purported video exhibiting the assault on a Jiribam village on Thursday

New Delhi/Imphal:

The post-mortem report of a girl who was killed in an evening assault by suspected insurgents in Manipur’s restive Jiribam district mentions eight wounds that embrace damaged bones and “burnt and separated” cranium. Her physique was burnt 99 per cent.

The 31-year-old lady’s husband in a police case alleged she was raped earlier than their home was set on fireplace by suspected “Meitei militants” within the district bordering Assam. She was a college instructor and mom of three youngsters.

The post-mortem report mentioned samples to examine for intercourse assault couldn’t be taken as “the physique components have been utterly charred and never recognisable.” The household has buried the physique after performing the final rites.

“… The correct higher limb and components of each decrease limbs and the facial construction [were] discovered lacking,” the report mentioned.

“A penetrating wound of measurement 1 cm x 0.75 cm [is] seen over the again of the best thigh… popping out by means of a gap measuring 2 cm x 1 cm in the best higher thigh…” the publish mortem report mentioned.

It mentioned a 5-cm-long metallic nail was discovered embedded on the left thigh.

“Burnt and separated fragments of bone didn’t present any indicators of important response indicating the publish mortem nature of separation,” the post-mortem report mentioned.

The post-mortem was carried out at Silchar Medical School and Hospital in neighbouring Assam, two days after the girl was killed.

“Dying was as a consequence of shock on account of third-degree blended flame antemortem burns as described which coated 99 per cent of whole physique floor space. Time since loss of life was 24 to 36 hours,” the post-mortem report concluded.

The lady’s husband within the first info report (FIR) filed with the police in Jiribam, 120 km from the state capital Imphal, had alleged she was shot within the leg when the assault of their village, Zairawn, started on Thursday night time. Their home collapsed after the fireplace utterly destroyed the construction, he mentioned.

The attackers additionally set fireplace to a number of different homes within the village, the place individuals from the Hmar tribe reside, civil society teams have mentioned. Visuals of the night time assault have surfaced on social media.

Thursday’s assault sparked the newest spherical of violence within the multi-ethnic district, the place a key nationwide freeway connecting Manipur with Assam passes by means of.

On Monday, 10 suspected Kuki insurgents have been shot lifeless in an encounter by the Central Reserve Police Power (CRPF) in Jiribam. Civil society teams of the Kuki tribes have alleged the ten males have been “village volunteers”, and have demanded a radical investigation into the incident.

The police have denied the allegations. The police launched pictures stating they recovered a navy grade rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launcher, and INSAS and AK assault rifles, which “village volunteers” can not use.

There are a lot of villages of the Kuki tribes within the hills surrounding the Meitei-dominated valley. The clashes between the Meitei group and the almost two dozen tribes referred to as Kukis – a time period given by the British in colonial instances – who’re dominant in some hill areas of Manipur, has killed over 220 individuals and internally displaced almost 50,000.

The overall class Meiteis wish to be included below the Scheduled Tribes class, whereas the Kukis who share ethnic ties with individuals in neighbouring Myanmar’s Chin State and Mizoram desire a separate administration carved out of Manipur, citing discrimination and unequal share of assets and energy with the Meiteis.


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