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KPLT chief surrenders with arms

In yet another setback for KPLT, the chief of the Karbi militant outfit bade farewell to arms before the authority in Diphu on Thursday.

He is none other than Sarang Kiling  who surrendered before Diphu police with his AK-56 rifle much to the major relief for the security forces.  

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