Two militants nabbed, arms recovered in Manipur
Imphal May 8 (UNI) Manipur Police arrested two militants in two separate incidents during the last 24 hours.
Police said on Thursday that a militant was nabbed from Awang Khunou Mayai Leikai under Patsoi-PS, Imphal West District. From his possession.
In another operation Manipur Police arrested a.militant KCP (PWG), from n Iramsiphai Leirak Ashangba under Wangoi-PS, Imphal West District.
Police also recovered a .303 Rifle with magazine, 4 Hand Grenade (without detonators), one) "Pompi Gun" (Improvised Mortar), from Gwarok Hill Range near Bengi village under Nongpok-Sekmai-PS, Thoubal District.
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