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Published on: Aug 8, 2023, 17:05:34 IST
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Stopped from going after militants, say Manipur cops in FIR against Assam Rifles

A Manipur policeman stands guard as members of Meira Paibis, powerful vigilante group of Meitei women, block traffic to check vehicles for members from rival tribal Kuki community, in Imphal, on June 19. (AP)
A Manipur policeman stands guard as members of Meira Paibis, powerful vigilante group of Meitei women, block traffic to check vehicles for members from rival tribal Kuki community, in Imphal, on June 19. (AP)

A first information report (FIR) was registered by Manipur police against Assam Rifles personnel for allegedly stopping them from pursuing armed miscreants, who were involved in the killing of three men in Kwakta on Saturday morning.

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