Newborn baby found dead wrapped in a cloth
In a shocking news, a newborn baby was found dead wrapped in a cloth at Dimapur in Nagaland. The body was found by a passer-by on early Monday morning, following
In a shocking news, a newborn baby was found dead wrapped in a cloth at Dimapur in Nagaland.
The body was found by a passer-by on early Monday morning, following which the matter was informed to police. The Police later handed the body of the newborn to the Women’s Cell.
While, Diphubar Police station OC Bokato Sema told Northeast Live that no complaint has been registered in this regard as of now. He also informed that the baby was found in a very bad condition.
First Published: 9th May, 2018 7:31 IST
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Eknath Shinde dares CM Thackeray to reveal rebel names in his contact
28th June 2022Live Assam coping with flood aftermath: CM Sarma visits, Bajali, Barpeta Satra
28th June 2022Live Meghalaya Cabinet Restructures MeECL
28th June 2022Live 36 still missing after Russian Missile Strike on Ukranian mall kills 18
28th June 2022WE RECOMMEND
JDU High-powered delegation to visit Nagaland
‘High Power Delegation’ of the JDU will be visiting the state on Wednesday to pay tribute to late political leader Jaya Prakash Narayan.
28th June 2022Bhutan’s Nagaland-born Queer beauty queen heads for Miss Universe 2022
Nagaland-born Choden is a proud lesbian who will represent the Himalayan nation at Miss Universe 2022 beauty pageant.
21st June 2022“Sovereignty the soul of Naga Nationhood”; NSCN-IM
The NSCN-IM has termed the flag and constitution as ingredients of the recognized sovereignty and unique history of the Nagas.
18th June 2022Global Naga Forum seeks direct involvement of Assam CM in Naga peace process
It may be mentioned that the Assam Chief Minister had earlier ruled out direct involvement in the Naga Peace Process.
18th June 2022Global Naga Forum delegation in Guwahati for “key meet” with Assam CM
The delegation comprising leaders of the Global Naga Forum will meet NEDA convener and Assam CM Sarma for a discussion on the peace process.
16th June 2022