The two bullet-riddled bodies, which are yet to be identified, were found near the fringes of a nearby forest by locals today, following which the nearby Saparmeina police station was alerted.
Additional police force was rushed to the spot and investigation was on, a police officer said.
The bodies were being brought to Imphal for post-mortem, from the site, which is located 47 km from the state capital.
Locals said that the two persons were killed in a factional fight between suspected Kuki militant outfits.
Last month, two transporters were injured after gunmen fired at a convoy of Imphal-bound oil tankers in two separate incidents.
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