Two cops involved in Manipur lathi-charge suspended
First Published: 19th July, 2018 22:02 IST
As normal life in Imphal continues to stay paralysed due to 48 hour general strike, it seems like the authorities have decided to calm the agitated students. Both the police
As normal life in Imphal continues to stay paralysed due to 48 hour general strike, it seems like the authorities have decided to calm the agitated students.
Both the police officials including a sub inspector from West Imphal district, who lathi-charged DESAM students while they were staging protest outside BJP office on Tuesday have been suspended.
The state government has announced medical cover for DESAM secretary general Shital who was hurt during the lathi-charge.
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