The security situation in Manipur remains tense as security forces continue their crackdown on militant groups. In the past two days, at least 12 insurgents from various banned organizations have been arrested. This development comes amid ongoing ethnic conflicts and political unrest in the region.

Increased Security Vigilance After President’s Rule

Following the resignation of Chief Minister N. Biren Singh, President’s Rule has been imposed in Manipur. Security forces have stepped up their game to keep things safe and orderly. They're really putting in the effort to tackle the insurgency and help stabilize the state.

Arrests Made in Different Regions

Security forces apprehended three members of the United People’s Party of Kangleipak (UPPK) in the Langol Type-2 area of Imphal West. Officials confirmed that these individuals were involved in violent activities and were working to destabilize the region.

Tengnoupal District - KYKL Member Detained

In a significant operation near the Indo-Myanmar border, security forces arrested a member of the Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL). This individual was allegedly planning acts of terror and was actively coordinating with other insurgent groups.

Imphal East District - Female Militant Apprehended

A female insurgent linked to the National Revolutionary Front of Manipur (NRFM) was arrested in Imphal East district. Investigators are currently interrogating her to gather information about her network and operational plans.

Imphal East & West - Five PREPAK Militants Nabbed

Security forces successfully captured five militants belonging to the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) in two separate operations. The arrests took place in Khongman Nandeibam Leikai (Imphal East) and Henopok (Imphal West). These militants were reportedly involved in several subversive activities.

Imphal West - Two PWG Members Arrested

In another key operation, security personnel detained two militants associated with the People’s War Group (PWG) in Lamphal and Samuro areas of Imphal West. Police believe these individuals were planning attacks against security forces and government establishments.

Militants in Panic as Security Forces Tighten Grip

The recent crackdown by security forces has created panic among insurgent groups operating in Manipur. Joint operations by the police and army have intensified, targeting militants and dismantling their networks.

Officials confirmed that those arrested are currently undergoing rigorous interrogation, and further investigations are being carried out to track down other associates and sleeper cells.

Public Concern and Government’s Response

The ongoing violence and instability in Manipur have caused widespread concern among local residents. Many citizens are living in fear as frequent clashes and attacks disrupt their daily lives. The government has assured the public that decisive measures are being taken to restore normalcy.

Authorities have given security forces complete operational freedom to eliminate insurgent threats. The Home Ministry has also deployed additional reinforcements to strengthen counter-insurgency efforts in the region.

Will Peace Be Restored in Manipur?

Despite heightened security measures, the situation in Manipur remains fragile. Ethnic clashes, political uncertainty, and insurgent activities have long plagued the region, making peace difficult to achieve. However, government initiatives and intensified military actions indicate a serious commitment to resolving the crisis.

Security officials believe that the recent wave of arrests will weaken insurgent networks and curb their influence. If current efforts continue, the chances of restoring lasting peace in Manipur will improve significantly.