Massive combing operations underway in Jiribam to nab culprits: Manipur CM

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Earlier, several Manipur MLAs passed a resolution listing their demands including asking the central government to review the imposition of the AFSPA in the state.

The Chief Minister also addressed the media regarding a missing person from Loitang Khunou saying that the police have filed a zero FIR, and a search operation is underway."Today, a very unfortunate accident occurred, but not yet confirmed - one person from Loitang Khunou is missing.

The resolution also said that a mass operation must be initiated within seven days against the Kuki militants allegedly responsible for the killing of six people including women and children in Jiribam.