1. Moirangthem T. Nongshaba, an intending MP candidate for Inner Manipur, issued a death threat against Chief Minister N. Biren Singh during a live TV show.
2. Nongshaba’s inflammatory remarks, stating that Manipur would continue to suffer until Biren resigns or dies, sparked controversy.
3. The incident prompted police action, with Nongshaba summoned by the Imphal West Police for questioning.
Imphal, April 05: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh received a death threat from Moirangthem T. Nongshaba, an intending MP candidate for Inner Manipur, sparking controversy and prompting police action.
Nongshaba’s inflammatory remarks were made during a live TV show on April 2, where he stated, “Until Biren resigns or dies, Manipur will always suffer. Instead of waiting for him to die, I might as well kill him.”
Following these comments, the Imphal West Police summoned Nongshaba for questioning. The police notice, dated April 4, required Nongshaba to appear at the Imphal Police Station by 11 am on the same day.
Non-compliance with the summons could result in his arrest under relevant sections of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC).
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The notice stressed the importance of Nongshaba’s cooperation in the investigation, citing “reasonable grounds to question” him about the incident. Failure to comply with the summons would lead to legal consequences, underscoring the seriousness of the matter.
The controversial remarks made by Nongshaba have drawn widespread condemnation, with many calling for accountability and swift action by the authorities. The incident has raised concerns about the security of public officials and the need to address threats and intimidation in the political arena.
As tensions escalate in the aftermath of the death threat, all eyes are on Nongshaba’s response to the police summons and the outcome of the investigation.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible and respectful discourse in the political sphere, highlighting the consequences of inflammatory rhetoric and threats of violence.
