Imphal, Manipur – A tragic incident of fratricide has rocked a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) camp in Lamsang, Imphal West district, Manipur. Late Thursday evening, at approximately 8 PM, a CRPF jawan from the F-120 company opened fire on his fellow officers, resulting in the deaths of two colleagues and injuries to eight others. The jawan subsequently died by suicide, taking his own life with his service weapon.
The shocking event unfolded within the confines of the CRPF camp located in Lamsang. The motive behind the jawan’s violent actions remains unknown, and authorities have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances that led to this devastating outcome. Senior officers from both the Manipur Police and the CRPF were quickly on the scene to assess the situation.
While details are still emerging, the Manipur Police released a statement confirming the incident. They described it as a “suspected case of fratricide,” highlighting the internal nature of the violence. The eight injured personnel received immediate medical attention, and their current condition is being closely monitored.
This incident has left the CRPF and the local community in shock. The loss of life and the injuries sustained have deeply impacted those involved. As the investigation progresses, authorities will be working to piece together the events that transpired and understand the factors that contributed to this tragic loss. Channel 6 News will continue to follow this developing story and provide updates as they become available.
