CRPF Chief Urges Action Against Armed Miscreants in Manipur
Neutralise miscreants if found roaming with weapons in civilian areas of Manipur: CRPF DG
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G.P. Singh, Director General of the CRPF, has directed forces in Manipur to neutralize armed miscreants in civilian areas, emphasizing a proactive approach to restore order. He noted the significant number of weapons looted during recent ethnic violence and outlined strategies to address the security challenges.
- 01G.P. Singh emphasized the need to 'neutralise' armed miscreants in civilian areas during a recent address to CRPF personnel in Manipur.
- 02Over 6,000 police weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition were looted during ethnic violence that began on May 3, 2023.
- 03Singh assured CRPF personnel that he would protect them from legal repercussions for lawful actions taken against miscreants.
- 04The CRPF is collaborating with local police to develop a proactive strategy to address both armed miscreants and law-and-order issues.
- 05Since the violence erupted, more than 260 people have died, highlighting the ongoing security crisis in the region.
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G.P. Singh, the Director General of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), has instructed personnel in Manipur to take decisive action against armed miscreants in civilian areas. During a recent meeting, he highlighted the significant security challenges posed by the looting of over 6,000 police weapons amidst ongoing ethnic violence that began on May 3, 2023. Singh assured his personnel that they need not fear legal consequences for taking necessary actions against armed individuals, stating he would support them in their efforts. He emphasized the need for a strategic approach to address both armed groups and law-and-order issues, urging personnel to be proactive in preventing violence. The CRPF has recently deployed additional units to assist in maintaining order, as tensions between various communities have escalated, resulting in over 260 fatalities since the violence began. Singh's remarks reflect a commitment to restoring stability in the region over the next 1-1.5 years, as he called for the neutralization of anyone found armed in civilian areas.
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The directive from the CRPF DG aims to enhance security and restore order in Manipur, where ethnic violence has led to significant fatalities and unrest.
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