900 trained Kuki militants enter Manipur from Myanmar, alert issued

IMPHAL: Amid the ongoing violence in Manipur, an input has raised the concern of security agencies in the state. According to intelligence reports, more than 900 Kuki militants who are trained in drone-based bombs, projectiles, missiles and jungle warfare have entered Manipur via Myanmar.

According to reports, these militants are divided into groups of 30 members and are spread around the state. It is reported that on September 28, these militants are planning to attack villages of Meitei group. This intelligence has been given by a top official of Thoubal district of Manipur.

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