News of a suspected Improvised Explosive Device (IED) explosion has come to light near an Assam Rifles convoy in the Sukhoi area of ​​Nagaland. According to initial information, one soldier has died in this explosion, while 4 other soldiers have been injured. This blast took place in Chumaukedima area of ​​Nagaland. This is the second time within a week that news of an IED explosion near an Assam Rifles convoy has come to light. After this incident, security has been increased in the entire area and a large-scale search operation is being conducted.

An Assam Rifles convoy was on routine patrol when a powerful IED planted on the roadside exploded. This incident took place in Chumaukedima area of ​​Nagaland, which is considered very sensitive from security point of view. After the blast, additional contingents of Assam Rifles, Nagaland Police and Army have been deployed in the area. Search operation is being conducted in Chumaukedima and surrounding forests. Immediately after the incident, all the injured soldiers were taken to the nearby medical center, where they are undergoing treatment. According to officials, the condition of the seriously injured soldier is being constantly monitored.

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Security forces surrounded the entire area

After the blast, security forces surrounded the entire area and started a massive search operation to trace the people behind the attack. Security agencies are also investigating the surrounding areas to find out who planned the attack and who else was involved in it. Bomb disposal squad and teams of forensic experts have also been sent to the spot to investigate the blast. These teams are collecting evidence from the blast site and trying to find out what type of explosive was used and how it was planted.

An Assam Rifles convoy attacked in Manipur’s Ukhrul district.

This incident has also become a matter of concern because it is said to be the second major attack targeting Assam Rifles in North-East India in less than a week. Earlier on July 6, suspected terrorists had ambushed an Assam Rifles convoy in Ukhrul district of Manipur. Two soldiers of the 40th battalion of Assam Rifles were martyred in that attack. After the attack, there was firing between the two sides for a long time, after which the security forces launched a massive search operation in the entire area.

Who were martyred in Ukhrul attack?

The soldiers martyred in the Ukhrul attack were identified as Warrant Officer Balwant Singh and Rifleman CM Singh. Both were present in a vehicle of the convoy at that time. According to officials, he was seriously injured in the attack and later died during treatment.

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S jaishankar in sco meeting: Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar on Tuesday raised the issue of terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir at a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tianjin, China on Tuesday. He said that the attack on April 22 was deliberately carried out for the purpose of harming the tourism economy of Jammu and Kashmir and spreading religious partitions, in which 26 innocent people died.

“Start on terrorism”
Jaishankar clearly stated that the SCO was established to fight terrorism, separatism and extremism, and a policy that does not compromise against these dangers is necessary to remain true for this purpose.

United Nations
He said that the United Nations Security Council, including some SCO member countries, has strongly condemned the attack and emphasized the need to punish the culprits, sponsors and financers. Jaishankar said that we are meeting at a time when instability, conflict and economic crises are increasing in the world. At this time, the global system can be stabilized only with regional cooperation and mutual belief.

“World is moving towards the multi -polar world”
He said that today’s world is moving towards multi -polarity, in which effective groups like SCO are also playing an important role. Jaishankar emphasized the need for solidarity on a common agenda and said that it is necessary to take all countries along. He said, “Our ability to influence the world’s affairs will depend on how well we work on the shared agenda.”

Appeal to increase cooperation within SCO
At the end of his address, Jaishankar advocated deep cooperation within the SCO and said that if we want to be effective in shaping the affairs of the world, then we have to move collectively and unitedly.