New Delhi, 3 March 2011: Two Manipuris allegedly attempted to murder a fellow Manipuri in Munirka yesterday night. According to the police, the accused, identified as Asem Tangkhul, alias Johns, and Sana (Meitei Pangal), allegedly entered the room of the victim, who belongs the Zou tribe of Manipur, at around 8:30 pm. Shortly after, the accused began attacking the victim with a brick, which they had concealed in plastic. Asem struck the victim on the head with the brick while Sana punched and kicked him inside the room where he lived. The victim sustained multiple head injuries.
According
to the victim, “They came to my room while I was having dinner. We had a
friendly chat. Suddenly, they stood up and hit me with a brick. They said, ‘Let’s
kill’. I was terrified. Then they started hitting and punching me. I defended
myself, even though I felt dizzy. I was afraid of falling, so I fought back. We
struggled for about 2–5 minutes. They shouted, ‘Let’s kill’, and ran away
quickly. At last, I managed to run out of the room and shout for help. Then
they fled.”
Upon
hearing the commotion, T. Ginlun, Suanlal Mantuong, and Papau Samte rushed to
the victim’s aid and took him, blood-soaked, to Dayal Hospital, where he
received medical treatment.
The
victim, a Deputy Director in the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New
Delhi, had been living alone in Munirka for many years, while his wife and
children remained in Manipur. The victim and the accused were known to each
other. “I never expected such a thing to happen. Previously, when we met on the
way, we would talk to each other. Now I feel unsafe; they might attack me
again,” the victim said.
Asem
Tangkhul and Sana allegedly conspired to eliminate the victim and rob him of
his money after pay day.
Leaders
from the United Zou Organisation Delhi, Zou Youth Organisation Delhi, and Zou
Sangnaupang Pawlpi Delhi (students) took the matter seriously and urged Vasant
Vihar Police Station to arrest the absconding culprit. The police arrested Sana
the same night, while Asem Tangkhul remains at large.
Ved
Prakash, SHO of Vasant Vihar Police Station, stated, “A case has been
registered. A police team has been dispatched to locate and apprehend the
absconding accused at the earliest possible opportunity.”
~
Bruce K. Thangkhal
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