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Terrorists crossed all limits of cruelty in Manipur. Recently dead bodies of 6 people of the same family were found. The post mortem report of all these has come out, according to which the 10 month old child died due to bullet injury in the knee. Another girl was found missing with one eye.
Now the postmortem report has come out after the murder of 6 people of the same family in Jiribam district of Manipur. There have been many shocking revelations in this report. On November 17, three women and three children were abducted by suspected Kuki militants from Borobekara area of Jiribam district of Manipur after an encounter with security forces. Their bodies were recovered from Jiri river in Jiribam district of Assam and nearby Barak river in Cachar.
Heartbreaking information came out in the report. The 10-month-old baby, Laishram Lamganaba, was shot in the left knee joint, officials said, quoting the postmortem report conducted at Assam’s Silchar Medical College Hospital (SMCH). Besides, both his eyes were also missing. Apart from this, many injury marks were found on his body.
The bodies of the deceased were brought to Silchar Medical College and Hospital on November 17 and according to reports, their estimated time of death was 3 to 5 days earlier.
The dead bodies started rotting even before reaching the mortuary.
Officials said that when his body was brought to the mortuary on November 17, it was in a state of decomposition. Apart from this, an 8 year old girl named Talen Thajanganbi was also seriously injured by the bullet. Lamanganba’s 31-year-old aunt, Telim Thoibi, was shot three times in the chest and once in the stomach. He was hit hard on the head. Due to which the bones of his skull were broken.
It has been found that the eye is missing from the dead body
Earlier, the postmortem report of three other family members was also worrying. 3 year old Chingkhenganba Singh, 25 year old L Hetonbi Devi and 60 year old Y Rani Devi were shot. Chingkhenganba’s right eye was missing. He was shot on the head, hands and many other parts of the body were cut. Fracture and wound marks were also found in the chest.
Al Hattanabi Devi was shot three times in the chest and once in the hip. The child’s grandmother Y Rani Devi was hit by five bullets. One bullet hit the skull, two in the chest, one in the stomach and one in the arm. A family and six people from the Meitei community had gone missing from a relief camp in Jiribam on November 11 following an exchange of fire between security forces and some people of the Kuki community. After which their bodies were found in the nearby river.