Six Naga men abducted from Manipur village found dead after 28 days, tear gas fired at JNIMS
The Liangmai Naga Council said families were yet to identify the bodies and had not received official information on where the remains were found.
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh (Photo: Facebook)
Part of a house and a boundary wall were partially damaged in a blast here on Sunday night but no one was injured, police said on Monday.
Police said that the windscreen of a car was also smashed due to the blast at Naga Mapal. No organisation has claimed the attack.
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Police have registered a case and are investigating the motive behind the blast. No arrest has been made yet.
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Also, no headway has been made in the killing of Lal Babu from Bihar, a fermented fish trader, who was abducted from his house and brought to the Manipur University — passing through high security areas — where he was shot dead.
Meanwhile, the state government has been organising “Imphal evening” not very far from Naga Mapal.
Chief minister N. Biren Singh said: “Imphal evening is organised on Saturdays and Sundays till 10 p.m. in view of the improved law and order situation.”
“People will get a chance to stay out at the weekends. We hope that other trading centres will start opening at night also.”
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