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Surrender looted, illegally-held weapons within 7 days or face strict action: Manipur Governor's ultimatum

IndiaTimes Thursday, 20 February 2025
Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla has given residents a seven-day ultimatum to surrender illegally held weapons. Citing prolonged violence and the imposition of President's Rule, Bhalla urged the return of arms to restore peace and normalcy in the state. The ultimatum comes amid ongoing security operations and arrests of militants.
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