THOUBAL
Manipur government releases Rs. 5.88 crore as festival relief for 58,863 IDPs
The Government of Manipur released Rs. 5,88,63,000 to assist 58,863 Internally Displaced Persons for festive celebrations. This financial assistance amounts to Rs. 1,000 per eligible individual and was transferred through Direct Benefit Transfer. The funds were allocated to Deputy Commissioners in ten districts for timely distribution after verification. Yumnam Khemchand Singh expressed gratitude for the government's efforts and extended Diwali greetings to citizens.
Manipur Police arrest 13 for sharing, monetising explicit videos of women on Telegram
Manipur Police have apprehended 13 individuals in connection with the circulation of non-consensual explicit content. The arrested include a juvenile who reportedly participated in this network. Police initiated an investigation, codenamed 'Operation Dignity', in response to public reports. During the operation, authorities seized fourteen mobile phones and one laptop as evidence. The investigation continues to identify additional victims and uncover the broader network.
NIA arrests two more accused in connection with armed ambush on Manipur CM's convoy
The accused have been produced before the Special Court and remanded to 8 days' police custody. Further investigation is underway to ascertain their specific roles, establish their linkages with other members of the conspiracy, and identify and apprehend other persons involved in the offence.
Centre extends AFSPA in parts of Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh for six months
The Centre has announced an extension of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in several northeastern states. The law has been extended for six months in specified regions of Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Manipur. In Manipur, the disturbed area declaration covers the entire state except certain police station jurisdictions. Nine districts of Nagaland and certain districts of Arunachal Pradesh are also included under AFSPA.
Centre extends AFSPA in 'disturbed areas' of Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh
The AFSPA, which gives special powers to the Armed Forces, will remain in effect in these areas for six months from October 1, unless withdrawn earlier, the notification said.
Explosion outside Manipur CLP leader's residence in Thoubal
A hand grenade exploded near Keisham Meghachandra Singh's residence in Thoubal district. The incident occurred at Yairipok Bishnunaha around 8:15 pm on Thursday evening. Police rushed to the scene and initiated a search operation in the surrounding area. The identity and motive of the perpetrator remain unknown at this time. Local women strongly condemned the unacceptable act of violence.
Imphal-Guwahati bus service resumes with enhanced security, benefiting over 250 passengers
Public transport services resumed on the Imphal-Dimapur-Guwahati route for a third day. Over 250 passengers traveled from Imphal under robust security arrangements. The departure was delayed by an incident at Taphou village but was resolved peacefully. Adequate security personnel and Road Opening Parties ensure safe movement along the highway. Passengers expressed confidence in the government's peace initiatives and safe travel experiences.
Assam Rifles, Manipur Police arrest top PLA militant carrying ₹4 lakh bounty
Assam Rifles and Manipur Police apprehended a top People's Liberation Army militant. The apprehended militant, Thiyam Boycha Singh, carried a bounty of four lakh rupees. He is a key accused in the Churachandpur district ambush case. This ambush resulted in the deaths of Colonel Tripathi and his family. The militant was handed over to Manipur Police for further legal proceedings.
Interstate bus services resume between Manipur, Assam, Nagaland
The resumption of this service is an important step towards restoring normal life and strengthening connectivity. One of the travellers, Kiyam Kumarjit Singh from Thoubal district, expressed his thankfulness to the state government and said that this new journey should usher in love, peace, and harmony among all communities, and help people move beyond what had happened in the past.
Manipur: Three militants related to the People's Liberation Army and KCP (PSC) arrested by security forces
Authorities in Manipur have apprehended three individuals linked to banned militant groups across Thoubal and Imphal West districts. Among those arrested was a self-styled captain of the People's Liberation Army, found with a firearm and ammunition. Two other active cadres from the KCP (PSC) outfit were also taken into custody. All three face charges related to extortion activities.
Six militants arrested in Manipur's Tengnoupal and Thoubal districts
Manipur police reported the arrest of six militants from various proscribed groups in Tengnoupal and Thoubal districts. The insurgents belonged to PLA, UNLF (K), and KCP (MFL), apprehended for activities including extortion and recruitment. Security forces also seized a significant cache of arms and ammunition during an operation in Imphal West district, recovering rifles, pistols, and IEDs.
Five militants arrested in Manipur
Manipur police arrested five militants from different banned organizations in Imphal East, Imphal West, and Thoubal districts. The security forces recovered firearms, ammunition, rifles, and a hand grenade. The arrested militants belonged to UNLF (Koireng), KCP (PWG), KYKL (SOREPA), and PREPAK (Pro). Security forces have increased operations in Manipur since the ethnic violence broke out two years ago.
Mass protests erupt in Manipur districts against Waqf Amendment Act
Manipur witnessed widespread protests against the Waqf Amendment Act. Imphal East, Thoubal, and Bishnupur districts saw demonstrations. A mob attacked a BJP leader's house in Lilong, leading to a curfew. Thousands protested in Kwakta and Khumidok. MLA Sheikh Noorul Hassan criticized the Act and threatened legal action. President Droupadi Murmu approved the bill.
Manipur: Militant killed, 6 arrested after police clash; 2 labourers shot dead
In Thoubal district, Manipur, a fierce gun battle between police commandos and militants resulted in one militant's death and six apprehensions. A substantial cache of weapons and electronics was recovered. Separately, two laborers were fatally shot in Kakching district. Meanwhile, border fencing along the Manipur-Myanmar border near Moreh has accelerated.
Manipur: Militant killed; two labourers shot dead
Manipur police commandos clashed with militants in Thoubal district. One militant was killed, and six were arrested. Weapons and electronic devices were seized. Two laborers were killed in a separate incident in Kakching. Police are investigating the incidents. The identities of the deceased laborers and the arrested militants are being verified.
Manipur: Rahul Gandhi-led Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra set to begin from Thoubal on 14 January
Manipur government gave limited permission to use the Hapta Kangjeibung Palace compound ground in Imphal for launching the ‘Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra’ led by former Congress party, the opposition on Friday announced that the Yatra would be flagged off from a private ground in the state’s Thoubal district instead of state capital Imphal.
Four insurgents killed in a joint operation of security forces in Manipur Thoubal district
Acting on secret information at Hingojang areas of Thoubal district. There was a gun battle.
Irom Sharmila to contest against Manipur CM
Sharmila will contest from Thoubal seat, convenor of her party People's Resurgence and Justice Alliance (PRJA) Erendro Leichonbam, said.
Six women injured in Manipur's Thoubal distric bomb blast
Six women workers were today injured when a powerful bomb exploded at the Thoubal Kiyam Siphai area in the Thoubal district of Manipur, police said.
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