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Members also called for the repeal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act and an impartial judicial inquiry.Since the civilians were killed by central security forces, the compensation should be paid by the Centre".
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Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party member Tokheho Yepthomi said: “The state government has announced an ex-gratia of Rs 5 lakh for the slain people. Reactions: Opposition parties including the Congress, DMK, SP, BSP and the NCP walked out of the House, saying there was neither any mention of compensation nor of action against the guilty.He informed that the state authorities, as a precautionary measure, have imposed prohibitory orders in the affected areas.On suspicion of the vehicle carrying extremists, it was fired upon." “A vehicle reached there, it was signalled to stop but it tried to flee. Terming it a case of "mistaken identity", Shah asserted that all agencies must ensure such happenings do not recur while taking action against insurgents. He added that a probe by a special investigation team will be completed within a month.The civilians were laid to rest on the day as well. Home minister Amit Shah on Monday told the Lok Sabha that the government “sincerely regrets” the Nagaland firing incident and offered “its deepest condolences to the families of those who have lost their lives”.