New Delhi (CNN) -- At least 54 people have been
killed in a series of attacks by tribal militants in India's remote
northeastern state of Assam, a police official said Wednesday.
The attacks involving Bodo militants took place Tuesday, Assam Police Inspector-General S.N. Singh told CNN.
The Bodo fighters, angry
about a recent police crackdown that led to several arrests and the
seizure of weapons, targeted members of another tribal community, said
Khagen Sarma, another local police official.
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Bodoland area
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