Meitei group chief under NIA scanner
Hindustan Times|November 30, 2024
OF THE 8 CASES, NIA IS PROBING TWO AGAINST ARAMBAI TENGGOL LEADER KHUMAN
Utpal Parashar

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is probing two cases related to arms loot and attacks on police involving the chief of the Arambai Tenggol (AT), a radical Meitei group accused by Kuki-Zo groups of orchestrating attacks on the community since the start of ethnic violence in Manipur last May, according to officials aware of the matter.

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