During combing operation in Manipur 6 mortar shells, 1 IED found

Manipur: A joint team of state and central forces recovered three 51 mm mortar shells and three 84 mm mortar shells from a paddy field in the area of ​​Sahumphai village under Chandel districts and one IED located from a paddy field located between Kangvai and S. Kotlian villages under Churachandpur District
In order to neutralize the ongoing unrest in Manipur in the last 24 hours, sophisticated weapons were recovered by the combine team during the ongoing operation in various parts of the state.
According to the report, the recovered mortar shells and IEDs were destroyed by the state bomb disposal team at the respective locations.
A release issued by the Manipur Police Control Room also stated that in the last 24 hours, 12 bunkers were destroyed in Tamenglong, Imphal East, Bishnupur, Kangpokpi, Churachandpur and various districts in both hills and valleys. has been done. Districts of Kakching.
It said that a total of 1100 arms, 13702 ammunitions and 250 different types of bombs have been recovered so far.

The release also highlighted that the situation in Manipur is tense but under control with some sporadic incidents at some places but normalcy in most districts.
Stating that state and central forces are carrying out patrols, flag marches and cordon and search operations in sensitive areas, it said that during the last 24 hours, the police have reported cases of curfew violations, theft of abandoned houses, arson. 135 people have been arrested in cases of adultery. others
It added that flag marches, cordon and cordon and search operations are ongoing in various parts of the state as security measures.
Meanwhile, the Tamenglong district police on Saturday night seized 1,000 cases (12,000 bottles) of Indian-made foreign liquor during a search and check of vehicles coming from Jiribam in Barak Bridge area under Tousem police station.
According to police sources, the driver of the liquor-laden vehicle has been identified as 30-year-old Jakir Hussain son of Sahabul Hussain, a resident of Bongaiaon, Assam.
During the police investigation, it was revealed that the owner of the truck has been identified as 50-year-old Surender Pandit of Bihar, who currently resides in Guwahati, and the owner of the seized liquor has been identified as 37-year-old RK Gupta of Bihar. At present he lives in Thangal Bazar. In Imphal
The driver has been taken into custody after formal action and a case has been registered for further investigation.