Protests against arrest of Arambai Tenggol leader continues in Manipur

Protests, such as roadblocks and burning of tyres, were also held in Thoubal and Kakching districts

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Tensions also flared in Tera area of Imphal West district on Monday evening when unidentified miscreants fired at security forces (Photo: PTI)
Press Trust of India Imphal
2 min read Last Updated : Jun 10 2025 | 12:26 PM IST

Manipur continued to witness protests as demonstrators defied prohibitory orders and clashed with security forces across several districts of Imphal valley demanding the unconditional release of the arrested Arambai Tenggol leader Kanan Singh and four others, police said on Tuesday.

Clashes erupted in Khurai Lamlong area of Imphal East district on Monday night, prompting security personnel to fire several rounds of tear gas shells and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. At least one four-wheeler was reportedly torched by the protesters, police said.

Protests, such as roadblocks and burning of tyres, were also held in Thoubal and Kakching districts.

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Tensions also flared in Tera area of Imphal West district on Monday evening when unidentified miscreants fired at security forces.

"At least seven rounds from small firearms were fired in Tera area when CRPF personnel were clearing roadblocks put up by protesters. Paramilitary forces along with state police rushed to carry out search operations to nab the culprits, but protesters foiled further in-depth search operations," an official said.

In Bishnupur district's Nambol, at least two police personnel sustained minor injuries during a confrontation with demonstrators.

"An FIR has been registered following an incident in Nambol after two Manipur Police personnel were injured during a confrontation with protesters," officials said.

According to authorities, the injuries occurred while a team led by Bishnupur SP attempted to clear roadblocks along Nambol road, which led to a clash between protesters and security forces.

On Tuesday morning, the streets of Imphal witnessed normal business activities with many rushing to purchase essential items from roadside vendors.

(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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First Published: Jun 10 2025 | 12:26 PM IST

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