Manipur: Armed forces seize 18 automatic weapons during joint operations in Imphal East
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Manipur: Armed forces seize 18 automatic weapons during joint operations in Imphal East

Security in Imphal East recovers 18 automatic weapons, 1085 bombs, 14 improvised mortars / rocket launchers during coordinated combing operations

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Oct 20, 2023, 04:30 pm IST
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The joint columns of security forces comprising of Indian Army, Manipur Police, Central Reserve Police Force, and Border Security Force conducted three successful operations in parts of Manipur, resulting in the recovery of weapons, an official statement issued by Defence PRO on October 20 said.

Defence PRO said that a total of 18 automatic weapons, 1085 Bombs, 14 improvised mortars / rocket launchers and other weapons were recovered in the process.

“6 Rifles/ Pistols, one Mortar, 530 assorted ammunition and 132 other war-like stores,” an official statement said.

According to the official statement, the security forces acted on the intelligence inputs, which indicated the presence of weapons and ammunition in parts of the State.

“Khamenlok – Gwalthabi, Wakan, and Shantipur ridges separate different villages of two warring communities in Imphal East. Intelligence reports were indicative of the build-up of weapons, ammunition and other war-like store caches by both the communities on either side of the ridges.

The caches were probably being built up by inimical elements for attempting misadventure in each other’s area,” an official statement said.

“The security forces took note of the intelligence inputs and carried out extensive surveillance and launched multiple search operations to recover maximum war-like stores with an aim to thwart any attempts of firing or arson by miscreants,” it added.

Defence PRO said that the relentless efforts of all the security forces, including the Indian Army, in carrying out combing operations in Manipur have aided in assuring the population of an early return to peace and normalcy in Manipur.

(with inputs from ANI)

 

 

Topics: ManipurIndian ArmyCentral Reserve Police ForceBSFManipur policeImphal east
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