Nagaland Firing a Case of Mistaken Identity, Says Amit Shah in Parliament; SIT Formed to Probe Case
News 18Home minister Amit Shah informed Parliament on Monday that the Nagaland security operation, in which 13 civilians were killed, is a case of mistaken identity, and a Special Investigation Team has been formed to probe the incident and the report will be submitted within a month. “The Government of India sincerely regrets this unfortunate incident in Nagaland and expresses its deepest condolences to the families of those who have lost their lives,” Amit Shah told the Lok Sabha. The home minister also said after receiving the news, local villagers surrounded the Army team, burnt two vehicles and assaulted them resulting in the death of one security force personnel and injuries to several others. He further said the Nagaland DGP and the state police commissioner visited the spot on December 5 and an FIR was registered regarding the incident in Tizit Police Station and considering the complexity of the case, it has been transferred to the State Crime Police Station and an SIT has been constituted and directed to complete the investigation within one month.