Outfits demand arrest of Isaac's killers

Monday, April 24, 2006, 14:34 [IST]

Imphal, Apr 24 (UNI) Various civil and students' bodies in Manipur have demanded the arrest of the culprits involved in killing of Isaac Hmar, 'information secretary' of Hmar Inpui at Mizoram.

The Hmar Students' Association, National Identity Protection Committee, Manipur Forward Youth Front and other organisations demanded arrest of the miscreants involved in the killing.

Hmar(37) had gone to Mizoram on April 12 to oversee some projects at Bairabi village. On April 18, after being reportedly called by some persons, he went missing.

His body was found on April 20 at Beraw Tlang, about three kms from Aizawl.

The organisations demanded the Mizoram government should punish those responsible for the killing and prevent such crimes in the future.

UNI

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