1. Manipur police arrested five KCP-PWG cadres in Charangpat Mayai Leikai, Thoubal district.
2. The suspects are accused of involvement in abduction and extortion activities.
3. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to combat criminal activities in the region.
Imphal, Nov 03: Manipur police have successfully arrested five cadres of the Kangleipak Communist Party (People’s War Group) (KCP-PWG) in Charangpat Mayai Leikai, Thoubal district.
The individuals apprehended include:
- Thokchom Bikram Singh (29)
- Sinam Bijen Singh (37)
- Thangjam Deepak Singh (30)
- Lambamayum Naobi Singh (26)
- Huiningsumbam Ton Singh (21)
These suspects are alleged to have participated in various criminal activities, including abduction and extortion.
During the operation, police seized significant items, including:
- One 36 HE hand grenade
- Two demand letters from KCP-PWG
- Five mobile phones
- Thirteen SIM cards
- One four-wheeler vehicle
The investigation is ongoing to determine the full scope of the group’s activities.
On November 2, Manipur Police also apprehended a member of the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK-PRO) in Kumbi, Bishnupur District.
The suspect, identified as 32-year-old Nongmaithem Gunamani (also known as Allu), is linked to multiple extortion incidents. Items seized during this arrest included a hand grenade, a two-wheeler, and a mobile phone.
In light of ongoing security concerns, joint operations by police and security forces have been intensified in vulnerable hill and valley districts.
These operations include extensive searches and area control measures to combat insurgency threats and maintain stability.
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Authorities have also ensured the safe passage of 309 vehicles carrying essential supplies along Manipur’s major highways, National Highways 37 and 2, under heightened security.
Vulnerable sections along these routes are closely monitored, with security convoys deployed to prevent disruptions.
Additionally, a network of 110 checkpoints (Nakas) has been established across various districts, both in hill and valley regions.
As part of the security operations, nine individuals were detained for alleged violations, reflecting the state’s commitment to maintaining order and ensuring resident safety amid rising tensions.
