Security forces launch operations in Manipur to rescue those who still in captivity of armed groups
Security forces in Manipur have initiated operations to rescue hostages held by armed groups in the Kangpokpi district. Recent efforts have led to the release of 31 individuals from the Kuki and Naga communities, while others remain missing. Local organizations are demanding justice and the release of those still in captivity.
- ▪Security forces launched operations in Kangpokpi district to rescue hostages.
- ▪Thirty-one individuals from the Kuki and Naga communities were released recently.
- ▪The United Naga Council is demanding the release of six Naga men believed to be held by militants.
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Security forces launched operations in Manipur's Kangpokpi district to rescue those who are still being held hostage by armed groups, police said on Monday (May 18, 2026).Area domination exercises and search operations are also being carried out in different parts of the hill district to rescue "all missing persons and arrest those responsible for holding hostages", a senior officer said. Manipur families seek release of Kuki, Naga captivesThirty-one of around 38 people belonging to the Kuki and Naga communities, who were held hostage by armed groups in Kangpokpi and Senapati districts, were released on May 14 and 15.These people were taken to undisclosed locations after suspected militants shot dead three church leaders and injured four others in Kangpokpi on May 13, while a civilian was…
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