Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Naga Miscreants Attack Assam Village, Torch 90 Houses
Some people from Nagaland, called miscreants, attacked a village in Assam near the border.
They used guns and bombs and set fire to about 90 houses.
The people living there had to run away from their homes.
The attackers told the villagers to leave, claiming the land belonged to Nagaland.
The police are now in the area, and the government is helping the villagers.
This happened because of old arguments about who owns the land.
Naga miscreants attacked Tengatol village on the Assam-Nagaland border.
Approximately 90 houses were set on fire.
The attack involved gunfire, grenade explosions, and arson.
Local residents were forced to flee their homes.
The incident has highlighted long-standing border tensions and land disputes.
- Who
- Naga miscreants
- What
- Attacked Tengatol village and set fire to homes
- When
- Around 11:45 PM, late Thursday night
- Where
- Tengatol village, Assam-Nagaland border
- Why
- The reason is unclear, though land disputes are a factor
- Incident
- Houses set ablaze; gunfire and explosions
- Location
- Tengatol village, Assam-Nagaland border
- District
- Golaghat
- Perpetrators
- Naga miscreants
- Time
- Around 11:45 PM, late Thursday night
- Damage
- Approximately 90 houses destroyed