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Manipur Police Recover 70% of Looted Weapons, Intensify Search Efforts

Indian Community Editorial TeamBy Indian Community Editorial TeamJune 14, 20261 Min ReadNo Comments Add us to Google Preferred Sources
Manipur Police Recover 70% of Looted Weapons, Intensify Search Efforts
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Manipur’s Director General of Police, Mukesh Singh, reported that 70% of the weapons looted during ethnic violence have been retrieved. Efforts are ongoing to locate and recover the remaining arms. Strict actions are promised against those illegally possessing weapons and trying to take the law into their hands.

Search operations and security measures will be heightened in various districts until normalcy is restored. The police urge the return of looted arms and explosives. The public is cautioned against spreading false information on social media platforms.

DGP Singh emphasizes the importance of coordination among law enforcement agencies. He stresses impartiality and professionalism in serving the public. Singh commends district police teams for their efforts in maintaining law and order.

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