Manipur Police Enhance Security with 94 New Checkpoints
Guaranteed the secure transit of multiple vehicles
The police facilitated the safe transit of vehicles transporting essential goods by providing security escorts in high-risk areas. 'Security forces carried out search operations in border regions and sensitive zones of hilly and valley districts to secure the area,' stated the Manipur Police on Ex. 'The movement of 262 and 336 vehicles carrying essential goods has been enabled on NH-37 and NH-2 respectively. Strict security measures have been implemented in all sensitive locations, with security convoys stationed in vulnerable stretches to ensure the free and secure movement of vehicles. Additionally, the security forces have set up 94 outposts across various districts to enhance area security.'
A total of 94 checkpoints have been established in Manipur
In Manipur, 94 checkpoints were established in both the hilly and valley districts, with no arrests reported for violations in various districts. On Tuesday, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) registered a case following instructions from the Ministry of Home Affairs concerning recent violence in Jiribam and two other incidents. According to an ANI statement, the NIA has promptly launched a thorough investigation into three major cases related to the recent violence in Manipur, aiming to bring the perpetrators to justice swiftly. The incident took place on November 11, when unidentified armed militants fired at Borobekara police station, as well as several houses and shops in Jakuradhor Karong.
During the search operation, two bodies were found
Later, during a search operation, two bodies were found, according to the statement. On Wednesday, Congressman Hibi Eden introduced an adjournment motion in the Lok Sabha, calling on the government to 'take responsibility and take immediate action to restore peace and justice.' 'It is important to note that the conflict in Manipur has resulted in numerous deaths, significant displacement, and widespread destruction since last year. The state administration has been accused of biased conflict management and insufficient response to escalating tensions. The involvement of armed groups and the dissemination of inflammatory content have further eroded public trust.'