As tensions continue to simmer in various parts of Manipur, law enforcement agencies are working diligently to maintain control and restore normalcy. The Manipur Police, supported by Central Forces, have made significant recoveries and arrests in ongoing operations.
Over the past few days, a total of 1100 arms, 13,702 ammunitions, and 250 bombs of different kinds have been successfully recovered by the joint efforts of the State Police and Central Forces. These seizures are seen as a major blow to criminal elements and individuals seeking to disrupt the tranquility of the region.
Additionally, 12 bunkers spread across various districts in both the Hill and the Valley were demolished.
During recent search operations conducted by State Police and Central Forces, further evidence of potential threats was unearthed. In Tamenglong, Imphal-East, Bishnupur, Kangpokpi, Churachandpur, and Kakching Districts, authorities discovered three 51mm mortar shells, three 84mm mortar shells, and one improvised explosive device (IED). The State Bomb Disposal Team promptly neutralized these hazardous materials, ensuring the safety of the local population.
Amidst the ongoing efforts, Manipur Police have apprehended 135 individuals in connection with curfew violations, theft in abandoned houses, arson cases, and other criminal activities.
While the situation remains tense in some areas with sporadic incidents, the majority of districts have returned to a state of normalcy. The State Police, along with Central Forces, have intensified their patrolling, flag marches, and cordon and search operations in vulnerable areas.
Authorities urge the general public to extend their full cooperation in restoring peace and harmony across the state. They are encouraged to report any rumors or suspicious activities to the Central Control Room at the toll-free number 9233522822. Furthermore, individuals are requested to promptly surrender any arms, ammunition, or explosives in their possession to the police or security forces, contributing to the collective effort of ensuring the safety and security of Manipur.
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