GRAPHIC CONTENT The body of a Reang tribal man, believed to have been shot by suspected National Liberation Front of Tripura militants in the early morning, lies in water in the forest along the border between Tripura and Mizoram states and Bangladesh in India's north Tripura state on November 10, 2009. The six deceased are believed to be relatives of seven NLFT militants who had surrendered to authorities on November 9, 2009, reported local media. Getty Images logo Getty Images 27 months ago

GRAPHIC CONTENT The body of a Reang tribal man, believed to have been shot by suspected National Liberation Front of Tripura militants in the early morning, lies in water in the forest along the border between Tripura and Mizoram states and Bangladesh in India's north Tripura state on November 10, 2009. The six deceased are believed to be relatives of seven NLFT militants who had surrendered to authorities on November 9, 2009, reported local media.

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