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Two hard core militants nabbed in Manipur

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Imphal, Dec 15: Two cadres of People's Revolutionary Party of kangleipak(PREPAK) have been nabbed by Imphal East police from Bashikhong.

Imphal East SP L Kailun today said that the militants, arrested yesterday, were identified as Okram Bhumeshwor and Sapam Boycha.

The SP further said they had undergone special training in arms and were operating in Imphal areas.

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Topics: manipur, militants, terrorism, imphal
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