Myanmar violence has taken lives of a Nepalese language speaking couple on Tuesday at Tamu, a town located at the north-west Burma, just across the Indian city, Manipur. As reported by agencies, Kishan Gautam and his wife Hari Maya Gautam, who had been living there for three generations, were killed by the security forces.

While returning home from their cowshed, they were shot. In that town, nearly 4 thousand people of Nepalese origin reside.

According to reports, three people, including the couple, were killed there and six others were injured. Similarly, more than a dozen had been arrested by the security forces.

Myanmar has been going through disorders and violences after the military seized power by 'coup' on last February detaining the elected political leaders including the state councillor Ms Aung San Suu Kyi.

During the protests, which was sparked after the military coup, more than 700 people have been killed by the military's forces.