Second arrest in Jiribam killings, Manipur HC pushes for chargesheet
The case pertains to the abduction and murder of three Meitei women and three children - including a 10-month-old infant - by militants in Manipur's Borobekra area on November 11 last year. Their bullet-ridden bodies were later recovered from the Barak River along the Manipur-Assam border.
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Lalrosang is believed to be an active conspirator in the crime. NIA has seized a mobile phone and SIM card from him, which are being examined as part of case RC-15/2024/NIA/IMP.
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The Manipur High Court, meanwhile, has directed the NIA to file a chargesheet within a month in connection with the case. The directive came after the Centre submitted two sealed progress reports to the court. A Division Bench comprising Chief Justice K. Somashekar and Justice Ahanthem Bimol Singh passed the order while hearing a PIL filed by Uripok Apunba Lup, a civil society organisation seeking judicial oversight.
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