IB inspector killed in Garo Hills
Suspected militants are believed to have killed an intelligence officer in Meghalaya sending sensation across the north eastern region on Friday.
The needle of suspicion points towards ASAC who killed the newly recruited inspector a day after he was kidnapped along with his associate. His body was found in South Garo hills in the evening while his associate is still remaining clueless.
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