🇵🇰⚰ Major Syed Rab Nawaz🔫 Gilani, a Pakistani army officer, was Killed during an ongoing operation against Baloch Freedom Fighters in Awarna area of Balochistan.The slain officer was a resident of Muzaffarabad POK.

🇦🇫💥🇵🇰On Durand Line; Heavy shelling is going on between Afghan Taliban and Pakistan Army on Pak-Afghan border areas of Zakkhail Bazar, Mushtara and Wargha in Landi Kotal Tehsil.

A Pakistani mortar shell hit a house in Dora Baba district of Nangarhar and Zakha Khelo in Afghanistan, killing a child and injuring another.

❗️These reports are circulating at a time when according to Pakistani media reports, a Pakistani delegation is scheduled to visit Kabul today and hold open and secret meetings with Taliban on security issues.

🔫📹 Patna Bihar: CCTV 🔴 footage from Paras Hospital shows five armed assailants entering the hospital, shooting dead Chandan Mishra, an accused in multiple murder cases, and then fleeing the scene. Chandan Mishra was on parole and undergoing treatment.

🔴📋: Unlawful NSCN-K Naga Army Statement

The relationship between the NSCN-K and ULFA-I began in the early 80s within the United Base Area in Naga-inhabited regions of Myanmar. Both NSCN-K and ULFA-I were founding members of the now defunct Indo-Burma Revolutionary Front (IBRF), and later, key founding members of the United National Liberation Front of WESEA (UNLFW). This larger revolutionary alliance formed under the visionary leadership of the late NSCN Chairman, Baba Khaplang, was established in collaboration with other Fraternal Revolutionary Organizations from the WESEA (Western South East Asia) region, united by a shared aspiration i.e. the attainment of sovereignty.

The bond between the Nagas and Assamese people is a deep-rooted relationship, nurtured over the course of a thousand years. The solidarity fostered by late Baba Khaplang and the leadership of ULFA-I is one that is expected to endure for generations to come.

Photographs:

The accompanying photographs feature the late NSCN Chairman Baba S.S. Khaplang, Gen. Paresh Baruah Commander-in-Chief, ULFA-I, and Maj. Gen. Ang Mai of the Naga Army. The final photograph was taken in 2017 at Taka.