According to the district administration, the curfew was relaxed from 6 am to 7 pm.
Authorities had initially imposed a night curfew on March 29 from 6pm to 6am in areas under the Amguri and Bijni police stations of the district as preventive measure, but later made it indefinite.
It was relaxed for two hours yesterday.
A teenaged girl was killed by unknown assailants at a place under the Amguri police station in Chirang, followed by the recovery of two unidentified bodies.
The other girl had managed to escape and informed the matter to villagers, who informed the police.
Four persons - identified as Asadul Sikdar, Asmat Sikdar, Jahanubin Sheikh and Babul Talukdar - were arrested for allegedly killing the girl.
They four were identified by the other girl.
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