30 Years After: Assam Families Receive Compensation for Fake Encounter

Thirty years after five youths were allegedly killed in a fake encounter by the army in Assam, the victims' families have been compensated ₹20 lakh each following a court order. Despite an initial military court and CBI findings of guilt, the accused army personnel were later acquitted. Families claim justice remains incomplete.

30 Years After: Assam Families Receive Compensation for Fake Encounter
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Thirty years after five youths were killed in an alleged fake encounter in Assam, the court has directed compensation of Rs 20 lakh each to the victims' families, concluding a long legal fight.

Seven army personnel, including a Major General and two Colonels, initially found guilty by a military court and CBI, evaded punishment following a revised Court Martial verdict.

Families of the deceased protest the acquittal and monetary settlement, claiming the decision lacks true justice, while questioning the army's process and transparency.

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