Guwahati: The family fired a victim of the village of Oting in Nagaland Mon Regency, who was killed by the Army Special Forces Unit on December 4 in a failed operation, has refused to accept the government compensation stage of RS 18 Lakh to personnel involved in the court and armed forces (Special power) Law is withdrawn from the region ne.
On December 4, 13 villagers from Oting were shot dead by soldiers thought they were driving for NSCN (KYA) when they came home from work.
The next day, other people were killed in shooting by Assam rifles during the riots at Mon Town.
Oting Village Council, in a statement issued on Sunday, “The village council of Oting and the victim’s family will not accept it (government compensation) to and except the 21st Para-T command of the Indian Armed Forces taken to the previous court.
The Criminal Code and Revokes The Special Strength Law of the Armed Forces (AFSPA) from all over the northeast region of India.
“Nagaland CM Neiphiu Rio, while the lead of mourning the mass cemetery at Mon Town on December 6, has announced that the center has given the number of ex-gratia rs 11 Lakh and government work and state government will provide Rs 5 Lakh for each died family and 50,000 Rs to those who are injured.
The council added that on December 5, when the villagers were busy and struggling with an important period of time with Post Mortem, Konyak’s meeting, funeral arrangement and receiving guests etc., “Tizit MLA and Deputy Minister Paiwang Konyak was handed over to an envelope containing a number of Rs 18 , 30,000 to the village council.