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Home Minister Amit Shah will review the security situation in Manipur on Saturday. There will be the first such meeting after the implementation of President’s rule in the state. Chief Minister Biren Singh resigned on 9 February. President’s rule is applicable in Manipur from 13 February.
The security review meeting to be held today will include Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla, top officials of the Manipur government, army and paramilitary forces.
On the other hand, the Governor has extended the deadline for surrendering arms from militants till 4 pm on March 6. There was a firing incident in the hilly areas on Friday in Imphal, Manipur.
Firing at the religious site of Maetai community, no one injured
This picture is of Kongba Maru, the holy place of Maetai people. Where the attack was done.
On February 28, unknown militants opened fire from the surrounding hills at the religious site of the Maetai community in Imphal Eastern district. The incident took place at around 9.30 am when a group of devotees in heavy security circle went to Kongba Maru, a holy place of Maetai people. Officials said a total of seven rounds of bullets were fired from the surrounding hills, but no one was injured in the incident.
Arms surrender time limit increased one week more Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla has extended the deadline for surrendering arms from militants till 4 pm on March 6. The Governor’s house of Manipur issued a press release for this.
The press release stated that on 20 February, Bhalla requested the people of all communities, especially the valleys and people living in the hills to surrender the weapons and ammunition within seven days in the camp of nearest police stations, posts or security forces.
On February 26, people from 7 districts surrendered weapons In Manipur, 87 types of weapons, ammunition and different goods were voluntarily surrendered in Manipur. Arms have been surrendered in Imphal East, Bishnupur, Thobal, Kangpokpi, Ziribam, Churachandpur and Imphal West districts.
How many weapons were surrendered from which district
- Imphal West: Most of the weapons have been surrendered from Imphal West district. These include 12 cmg magazines, two 303 rifle magazines, two with two SLR rifle magazines, four 12 bore single barrels, one IED and ammunition.
- Jiribam: Five 12 bore double barrels, with a 9mm carbine magazine, ammunition and grenade were surrendered.
- Kangpoki: An AK 47 rifle with 2 magazine, a .303 rifle, a smith & wesson revolver, a .22 with a .22 pistol magazine, a single barrel rifle, three improvised morters, 9 mortar bombs, grenades and other items were surrendered.
- Bishnupur: 6 SBBL guns, a rifle, 3 DBBL, a .303 with rifle magazine, with a carbine SMG One magazine and 15 live rounds, ammunition and other materials have been surrendered.
- Thubble: With a sub -machine gun 9mm carbine 1A magazine, a royet gun and other materials are surrendered.
- Imphal East: 2 carbines, one SLR with two magazines, a live round, 2 local carbine magazine, 4 INSAS rifle magazine, a large number of ammunition.
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