Arunachal Pradesh: Militant demands ransom of Rs 60 lakhs for release of village chief and brother
First Published: 5th November, 2023 16:42 IST
Katwang Wangham, the chief of Kamhua Noksa village and his brother, Wangtai Wangsu were abducted by militants on October 29
The abductors of the two brothers from Kamhua Noksa village in Longding district of Arunachal Pradesh has asked for a ransom of Rs 60 lakhs for the duo’s release.
Katwang Wangham, the chief of Kamhua Noksa village and his brother, Wangtai Wangsu were abducted by militants on October 29.
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