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Manipur Police arrest 15 insurgents in multiple raids across state in last 48 hours

DNA Monday, 10 March 2025 ()
On March 9, Manipur Police arrested three active cadres of UPPK from Langol Type - II, Imphal West. The arrested people have been identified as Ngangbam Nishan Meitei (24 yrs), Ashangbam Manikanta Singh (37yrs) and Sorokhaibam Nganthoi Singh (23 yrs).
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 Manipur Violence : Tensions escalate in Manipur as security forces carry out extensive house-to-house raids in Imphal East and Kakching districts, seizing a massive cache of arms, ammunition, and explosives. The crackdown, aimed at flushing out armed suspects, has sparked violent protests in...

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