Manipur violence: Police arrests four militants for possession of firearms, extortion
Saturday, 30 November 2024 Police in Manipur have arrested four militants from two banned outfits for illegal firearm possession and extortion. Chongtham Shyamchandra Singh, Maibam Suraj Khan, and Boghimayum Sahid Khan of Kangleipak Communist Party were detained, while Sangomshumpham Warish from United National Liberation Front was also arrested. Authorities recovered various firearms, ammunition, and explosives.
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In a tense flare-up in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, protesters from the Kuki tribes clashed with central security forces, demanding the withdrawal of forces from the hills. The situation escalated after the protesters attempted to stop transport as part of their economic blockade. When security forces tried to dismantle bunkers and disperse the crowd, violent clashes ensued, leaving several injured, including the Superintendent of Police. Watch as tensions rise in this ongoing conflict, further straining the region’s already fragile peace.
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