Sinakeithei Twin Murder Case: KSO Bungpi Block urges authority concerned to nab perpetrators

The KSO also appealed the two communities of the area to refrain from giving communal tone to the murder but to make a concerted effort and give room for the law to take its own course.

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The Kuki Students Organisation, Bungpi block has urged the authority concerned to apprehend the alleged perpetrators of the twin murder of Thotreichan Kashung and Naosomi Lungleng of Sinakeithei village.

Condemning the murder of Thotreichan Kashung (31), son of Mothang Kashung and Naosomi Lungleng (29), son of late Lightson Lungleng, KSO demanded that the investigating team must leave no stone unturned to nab whomsoever is involved in the murder, regardless of the community they belongs.

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A release issued by KSO on Friday stated that any unnatural or suspicious death in a particular community should not be unreasonably interpreted as perpetrated by somebody from the other community.

Different communities living side by side should together seek a CBI probe if the need arises for such an inquiry rather than distrusting each other, it added.

The KSO also appealed the two communities of the area to refrain from giving communal tone to the murder but to make a concerted effort and give room for the law to take its own course. The release stated that the ‘decomposed bodies’ of the duo were found on August 8 at Ihang river bank after a villager of Sinakeithei village who lives nearby came across foul smell emanating from the site.

After the superintendent of police Ukhrul and additional superintendent of police Kangpokpi were pressed into action to nab the murderers, the adjoining Kuki villagers, at the behest of the area civil voluntary organisations have also rendered their full cooperation in the investigation, stated the release. 

KSO assured that the civil voluntary organisations will continue to support the concerned authority in making a concerted effort to solve the murder case. Each and every life is precious and we should learn to live in a more cordial relationship to ensure peace and harmony in the area, the release added.

(The Hills Journal)

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