Guwahati, May 22 -- The mystery surrounding the killing of 10 alleged Myanmar-based armed cadres by Assam Rifles near the Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur's Chandel district on May 14 has deepened, with Myanmar's government-in-exile, the National Unity Government (NUG), disputing India's claim and demanding an inquiry.

The NUG, formed by anti-coup activists following the 2021 military takeover in Myanmar, identified the slain individuals as members of its armed wing, the People's Defence Organisation (PDO). In a statement released on Tuesday, the NUG urged the Indian government to halt fencing activities in regions where the boundary remains disputed.

"We do not believe this incident reflects India's official stance," the NUG's Ministry o...