MANIPUR SECURITY FORCES
"They set fire to it": Rahul Gandhi slams BJP after fresh tensions in Manipur
Rahul Gandhi criticizes the BJP government for the conflict in Manipur. He alleges the party is trying to control states from Delhi. Gandhi also states the BJP seeks to impose one tradition and language across India. He claims the AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has become an instrument of the BJP due to corruption.
Manipur Shutdown: State govt addresses minor deaths, security concerns
Manipur's Home Minister condemned a five-day shutdown protesting the deaths of two minors, highlighting its disruption to essential services. The government offered jobs to the bereaved family and promised justice, while also addressing demands from civil society groups and assuring enhanced security measures.
Meira Paibi holds massive protest in Imphal East, hundreds of women march for NRC, security
Hundreds of women in Imphal East held a massive protest rally. They demanded the National Register of Citizens be implemented before the census. Protesters also called for safe movement on national highways and action against narco-terrorism. The rally highlighted concerns over law and order and public safety in Manipur.
Additional security forces to arrive in Manipur after Bengal elections: Minister
Manipur will receive more security forces after the West Bengal elections conclude. Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam stated this, assuring the public of enhanced protection. He also urged for the end of a five-day state shutdown, highlighting its negative impact on daily life, education, and businesses. The government is addressing demands related to the Tronglaobi incident.
Manipur: Two killed as armed assailants open fire on vehicles on NH-202 near Ukhrul
Two individuals were killed in a shooting incident on National Highway-202 in Manipur. Unidentified armed assailants opened fire on vehicles traveling towards Ukhrul. The attack occurred as the Chief Minister visited Ukhrul. The deceased were identified as residents of Ukhrul district. This incident follows recent protests and a bomb attack. Mobile internet services were revoked in five Imphal Valley districts.
Army steps up patrols in Manipur hills to block hostile infrastructure
Security Forces conducted joint area domination patrols in Manipur's Ukhrul district, targeting Jalenbung hills and Thoyee Heights. The operation resulted in the destruction of ten re-established bunkers, reinforcing the commitment to preventing hostile infrastructure and maintaining regional peace and stability.
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Manipur: Thousands hit streets in Imphal in torch rally over children's killing, clash with forces
Thousands defied prohibitory orders in Manipur's Imphal West district, holding a torch rally to protest a recent bomb attack that killed two children. Clashes erupted with security forces when protesters, demanding arrests, were asked to turn back. Several people were injured in the confrontation.
Manipur security forces destroy 10 hostile bunkers in Ukhrul District joint op
Security Forces conducted joint area domination patrols in Manipur's Ukhrul district, targeting Jalenbung hills and Thoyee Heights. The operation successfully identified and destroyed ten re-established bunkers, preventing the resurgence of hostile infrastructure and reinforcing peace and stability in the region.
NIA arrests five in Bishnupur mortar blast that killed two children
National Investigation Agency has arrested five individuals linked to the United Kuki National Liberation Army in connection with a mortar blast. Separately, a confrontation occurred when locals intercepted an Assam Rifles team. This led to civilian injuries and the torching of security vehicles. All snatched weapons have been recovered.
Protesters clash with security forces in Manipur's Bishnupur, prohibitory orders imposed
Violence erupted in Manipur's Bishnupur district as locals protested a bomb blast that killed two children. Clashes with security forces occurred in Thingungei and Ningthoukhong. Tear gas was used to disperse crowds, with several people injured and a vehicle set ablaze. Authorities arrested four individuals and imposed prohibitory orders in the district to restore order.
Manipur: Violence after drugs seizure; 18 injured, vehicles set on fire
The violence erupted following the seizure of a large quantity of drugs from a suspected drug peddler at the Imphal airport.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh visits Senapati District after 3 years
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited Senapati District, emphasizing inclusive development and peace. He met with civil society organizations and addressed local concerns. Meanwhile, the Army's GOC engaged with Tangkhul and Kuki communities in remote villages. Discussions focused on mutual understanding and peaceful resolutions. The Army reaffirmed its commitment to safety and security for all communities.
Who was Colonel Sonam Wangchuk, the Lion of Ladakh who received India’s second-highest wartime gallantry award for Kargil heroics
Colonel Sonam Wangchuk, a Maha Vir Chakra awardee, has passed away at 61. He was honored for his bravery during the Kargil War in the Batalik sector. Colonel Wangchuk played a vital role in securing key positions under challenging conditions. His distinguished military career also included service in Sri Lanka and Manipur.
Protest rallies across Manipur valley districts against bomb attack, demand arrest of perpetrators
Thousands defied curfew in Manipur's valley districts, protesting a bomb attack that killed two children. Rallies and tyre burning occurred across Bishnupur, Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, and Kakching districts. Protesters demanded swift arrests, with some attempting to reach the Chief Minister's residence. The incident followed an earlier mob attack on a CRPF camp.
Manipur Violence: Two minors killed in bomb blast, curfew imposed
Violence erupted in Manipur's Bishnupur district. Suspected militants bombed a home, killing two young children and injuring their mother. Later, security forces fired on protesters storming a CRPF camp, resulting in two deaths and 20 injuries. Tensions escalated with road blockades and vehicle fires. Curfews and internet suspensions were imposed across several districts.
Security forces nab three militants in Manipur, huge ammo haul recovered
Security forces apprehended three militants from different proscribed outfits in Manipur. These individuals are suspected of involvement in extortion activities. The operations also led to the recovery of over 2300 rounds of ammunition and explosives. The arrests and seizures occurred across Imphal West, Imphal East, and Thoubal districts, highlighting ongoing security efforts.
Tribunal confirms five-year ban on NSCN (K) imposed by Centre
The Unlawful Activities Tribunal has upheld the Centre's five-year ban on the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang). This decision confirms the group's activities are detrimental to India's sovereignty and integrity. The ban, effective September 28, 2025, aims to curb secessionist efforts and disruptive actions.
Suspected Kuki militants target army post in Manipur
Suspected Kuki militants opened fire on an Army post in Manipur late Wednesday night, prompting a swift response from security forces. An exchange of fire lasted for about 30 minutes, followed by a joint operation by the Army, CRPF, and police in the affected hill areas. The situation remains under close observation.
India's Naxal deadline: Forces launch final assault, Centre prepares blueprint post March 31
Security forces are launching a major operation to neutralize remaining Maoist cadres before the March 31 deadline to end left-wing extremism. The government is also preparing a blueprint for withdrawal of some CAPF battalions and introducing welfare schemes, aiming for 100% neutralisation through encounters or surrenders.
Manipur: Gunfight erupts between Army, militants
A gunfight erupted between the Indian Army and suspected Kuki militants in Manipur's Bishnupur district. The exchange of fire lasted for about 30 minutes after militants opened fire on an Army post. Security forces responded and a search operation followed. The situation is being monitored closely.
Explosion at Manipur Congress leader’s house; no one injured
A bomb blast targeted a Congress leader's residence in Imphal East, raising concerns about the law-and-order situation. Meanwhile, security forces dismantled illegal bunkers in Ukhrul district following renewed clashes between Kuki and Tangkhul Naga communities, which injured at least three people.
Manipur Violence: Security Forces fire to disperse mob attacking Kuki-Zo Council chairman's residence
Security forces fired in the air to quell a mob attacking Kuki-Zo Council chairman Henlienthang Thanglet's residence in Manipur. The attack followed his meeting with Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh. The CM stated the meeting aimed to reduce trust deficits and restore peace. Security forces also arrested 15 militants in separate operations.
Manipur CM Y Khemchand Singh says talks with Kuki-Zos first step to remove trust deficit
Manipur CM Y Khemchand Singh stated that talks with the Kuki-Zo Council are a crucial step to bridge the trust deficit between communities. The CM emphasized that Manipur will remain intact despite the presence of sensitive areas. However, tension erupted in Churachandpur after miscreants attacked the Kuki-Zo Council chairman's residence following his meeting with the CM.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh says Kuki-Zo talks first step to bridge trust deficit
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh met Kuki Zo Council leaders in Guwahati. This marks a first step to bridge trust and bring peace between communities. The Chief Minister also inspected an improved bus terminus. He reiterated the state's territorial integrity is protected. Tensions remain, with recent clashes reported.
Manipur CM Yumnam Khemchand Singh holds talks with Kuki groups in Guwahati
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh held a meeting with Kuki group representatives in Guwahati as a confidence-building measure amid ongoing ethnic tensions in the state. The meeting comes against the backdrop of past and recent clashes involving Kuki, Meitei and Naga communities, including the 2023 violence that led to significant casualties.
Manipur CM meets Kuki groups in Guwahati; security forces recover IEDs, arms across state
Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh met with Kuki groups in Guwahati. This meeting aimed to build confidence between communities. Security forces have recovered numerous weapons and explosives. Recoveries include IEDs, rifles, and pistols from multiple districts. These actions follow recent clashes and highlight ongoing security concerns in the region.
Manipur police arrest three militants in twin-district crackdown
Manipur Police apprehended three militants involved in extortion activities. Two cadres of the United National Liberation Front were arrested in Imphal East district. A pistol and ammunition were recovered. One cadre from the Kangleipak Communist Party was apprehended in Imphal West district. Security forces continue search operations in vulnerable areas.
Naxalism to be eliminated from India by March 31: Home Minister Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated Naxalism will be eliminated by March 31, 2026. He addressed the 87th CRPF Day Parade in Guwahati. Shah highlighted the CRPF's success in Jammu and Kashmir, Manipur, and against Maoists. He praised the force for Operation Black Forest. The minister noted significant progress in previously troubled regions.
Manipur Violence: Fresh firing reported in Ukhrul district, police appeal for calm
Fresh firing was reported in Manipur's Ukhrul district by Tangkhul Naga village volunteers, prompting police appeals for restraint. Security forces have been deployed to build confidence and secure the area, with authorities warning against spreading rumors. The internet suspension in affected districts was lifted following signs of improvement.
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