7 dead in India election violence IMPHAL, India, Jan. 29 (UPI) -- Seven people died Saturday when a suspected Naga militant opened fire in a polling place in northeastern India's Manipur state, authorities said. The militant, suspected of being a member of Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (IM), was among the dead, The Times of India reported. Also killed were a member of the Central Reserve Police Force and a girl who had accompanied relatives to the voting site. A source told the Times two other militants who had entered the polling station posing as voters escaped.