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Burnt bodies of 3 missing from Mizoram found in Myanmar forest: Police

First Published: 25th March, 2023 9:01 IST

The three had gone missing on March 19 after they set out for Myanmar from Ainak village in Siaha district

Charred bodies of three Mizoram residents, including a woman, were found in a jungle inside Myanmar near the international border, a senior police officer said on Friday.

As per media reports, the three had gone missing on March 19 after they set out for Myanmar from Ainak village in Siaha district.

They had been held hostage by some people, believed to be from Myanmar, who were once involved with a rebel group before they disassociated from it, Inspector General of Police (Law & Order) Lalbiakthanga Khiangte said.

They killed the three apparently for failing to return in full amount the money meant for purchasing weapons, the police officer said.

The charred bodies were recovered from a forest inside Myanmar about two kilometres from the international border on Thursday, he said.

“The perpetrators of the crime are believed to be from Myanmar. The state police have launched a manhunt for the accused,” Khiangte said.

Mizoram shares a 510 km long international border with Myanmar. 

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