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    “Hopeful, solution will be reached soon”: Justice BR Gavai on SC delegation visit to Manipur

    New Delhi: Justice BR Gavai, a Supreme Court Judge, who led a delegation of judges to Manipur, expressed optimism that a resolution to the ongoing ethnic violence in the state, which has lasted nearly two years, is on the horizon. He noted that individuals in relief camps are in a positive state of mind and.

    Huge cache of arms, ammunition, explosives recovered in Manipur

    Imphal: Security forces in Manipur on Friday claimed to have recovered a huge cache of arms, ammunition, and explosives, including 50 weapons, Improvised Devices (IEDs), and grenades across multiple districts in Manipur. The seizure comes after the Indian Army and Assam Rifles under Spear Corps launched intelligence-based operations in the hills and valley districts of.

    Two successive earthquakes hit Manipur districts within hour, no casualties reported

    The tremor, which struck at a depth of 110 km from the surface, was also felt in neighbouring Assam, Meghalaya and other parts of the northeastern region, the officials said.

    87 illegally held weapons surrendered in Manipur

    Imphal: In response to an appeal from Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla and collaborative public awareness efforts by the District Police, Assam Rifles, and CRPF, residents in Manipur have started to surrender illegally possessed firearms. On Tuesday, a total of 87 weapons were handed over by the public across several districts, including Churachandpur, Imphal East,.

    16 looted rifles surrendered in Manipur by Zomi and Kuki communities

    Imphal: Following the appeal from Manipur Governor to surrender the looted weapons, the  Zomi and Kuki community members on Saturday surrendered 16 rifles and ammunition in Manipur’s Churachandpur district, officials said. Earlier the Governor of Manipur, Ajay Kumar Bhalla on February 20 appealed to members of all communities to surrender looted police weapons and illegally.

    Seized drugs worth Rs 435 crore disposed of in Manipur, Nagaland

    Imphal: On January 25, significant quantities of seized drugs worth approximately Rs 435 crore were disposed of in Manipur’s Imphal West district, with the event attended by Chief Minister N. Biren Singh and other senior officials. In a separate operation, the Nagaland Police also destroyed drugs valued over Rs 35 crore in Dimapur and Mon.

    Huge cache of Arms and ammunition recovered in Manipur 

    Imphal: In yet another successful operation by the Indian Army in Manipur have recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition in five districts of Manipur, officials said.  Defence spokesman Lt Col Amit Shukla said that in coordination with Manipur Police and other security agencies, the operations have been conducted, on specific information, in the.

    Mob Attack on SP’s Office in Kangpokpi District, Manipur

    Imphal: On the night of January 4, a mob, including armed individuals, attacked the Superintendent of Police’s office in Kangpokpi district, Manipur, in response to the ongoing deployment of Central forces in the area. Officials reported that multiple police personnel sustained injuries during the incident. According to a police officer in Imphal, security forces had.

    15 injured in clashes with security forces during a protest in Manipur

    Imphal: Around 15 people have been injured during a clash with security forces at Uyokching in Manipur’s tribal inhabited Kangpokpi District on Tuesday when they were protesting against violence in the state. A Manipur Police statement said that a large number of womenfolk attempted to disrupt the deployment of the Army, BSF and CRPF at.

    Security forces recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition in Manipur

    Kolkata: The security forces in Manipur have claimed to recover a large cache of arms and ammunition including a Light Machine Gun (LMG), explosives and other war-like stores from various parts of Manipur over the last week. Official sources said that the operations were carried out by the Army in coordination with the Manipur Police.

    Normal life affects in Manipur after shutdown call over killing of village volunteer

    Imphal: Normal life in Manipur was badly affected in Imphal valley of Manipur which comprises five districts on Saturday due to a 24-hour shutdown called by the Joint Action Committee (JAC) in protest against the killing of a village defence volunteer.  The Joint Action Committee (JAC) called the 24-hour shutdown, which ended on Saturday evening,.