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Tripura rebels kill 10 more

AP, Gauhati
Assailants in northeastern India killed 10 sleeping villagers and wounded six others in the second attack blamed on separatist guerrillas in two days, officials said Thursday.
The attack in the village of Mohorchora late Wednesday raised the death toll to 32 in the latest spate of separatist violence in the state of Tripura.
Chief Minister Manik Sarkar,
Tripura's top elected official, blamed rebels of the National Liberation Front of Tripura for the killings in Mohorchora, about 45 miles north of Agartala, the state capital.
On Tuesday, suspected rebels from another separatist group gunned down at least 19 Bengali settlers in a village close to Agartala. Three others were killed in separate attacks elsewhere in the state, where several tribal groups have been FROM PAGE 12
pushing to expel hundreds of thousands of migrants from Bangladesh and the neighboring state of West Bengal.
The attack on Tuesday night was blamed on the All Tripura Tiger Forces, an outlawed rebel group fighting for a separate tribal homeland.
The tribal groups accuse the Bengali settlers of exploiting Tripura's mineral and timber wealth and depriving its indigenous population of the economic benefits. It was not clear if the victims of the latest attack were also Bengalis.
The two-decade insurgency has killed at least 10,000 people.
Dozens of ethnic militant groups operate in India's seven northeastern states. Some have been fighting for more than 50 years for autonomy or independence.
PTI adds: The toll in Wednesday's attacks by militant groups in Tripura rose to 33 with two persons succumbing to their injuries at GB Hospital here in the wee hours on Thursday, police said.
The two - Suradhani and Sanjoy Sarkar - were among the six injured in the shootout yesterday by the banned All Tripura Tiger Force
(ATTF) at Satcharri, a border village of West Tripura district, which claimed the lives of 19 others.
Another 10 persons were killed by suspected insurgents of proscribed National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) armed with automatic weapons opened fire at Moharcherra market and in a nearby village fair.
Eight persons were killed on the spot and two of the five injured died on way to the hospital last night.
In another incident, a couple was shot dead by the outfit at Radhanagar village under Kumarghat police station of North Tripura district in the wee hours yesterday. The ultras also kidnapped one person on their way back to Bangladesh.
Tripura State Rifles and Assam Rifles are patrolling the affected Satcharri and Moharcherra areas, where tension continued to prevail, official sources said.
An extensive search operation has been launched in different vulnerable areas of the state and BSF has tightened their vigil along the 840-km-long porous border so that the ultras could not sneak into Indian territory from their camps in Bangladesh, the sources added.