JAC Issues Ultimatum to Manipur Govt Over Missing Man Case, Intensifies Sit-in Protest
First Published: 7th December, 2024 20:50 IST
They demand swift action and answers about Kamalbabu, who has been missing since November 26, 2024.
The Joint Action Committee (JAC), along with the family of Laishram Kamalbabu, residents, and various civil society organizations (CSOs) today issued a five-day deadline to the Manipur government, demanding an emergency Cabinet to discuss the case of Laishram Kamalbabu who is missing since November 25.
They want the Cabinet to adopt a strong resolution for action.
The JAC warned that failure to meet this demand would result in more intensified forms of agitation.
The warning comes even as the JAC continued their sit-in protest in front of the 57 Mountain Division Army Camp in Leimakhong for the 12th consecutive day.
Meanwhile, a high-level investigation team, including the Deputy Commissioners of Imphal West and Kangpokpi, and Superintendents of Police from both districts, visited the Leimakhong Army Camp to discuss the case with Army officials. However, apart from updates on ongoing search operations, no substantial breakthroughs or clues have emerged to trace the missing man.
As protests grow, the pressure mounts on both the government and the Army to provide clarity and tangible results in this mysterious disappearance case. Protesters have vowed to continue their demonstrations until their demands are met.
Also read: Manipur HC Committee Conducts Spot Inquiry at Leimakhong Army Camp in Missing Man Case
Also Watch:
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Meghalaya CM Commits Rs 30 Lakh Investment for Resort and Road Development in Nongnah
25th January 2025
Live Meghalaya Education Minister Reveals Plans for Shillong’s Captain Williamson Sangma State University
25th January 2025
Live Manipur CM N. Biren Singh Leads Destruction of Drugs Worth Over Rs 399 Crore
25th January 2025
Live Body of Class 7 Girl Student Found Under a Heap of Stones in Assam’s Sivasagar
25th January 2025
WE RECOMMEND
Manipur CM N. Biren Singh Leads Destruction of Drugs Worth Over Rs 399 Crore
This marks the sixth drug destruction initiative since the BJP-led government assumed power in 2017 and launched its "War on Drugs" campaign.
25th January 2025
At 154 Agartala’s Air Quality Worst in Northeast. Check Your City’s Air Quality Here
Agartala with an AQI of 154 has the most unhealthy air quality in the northeastern region, as of Thursday afternoon.
23rd January 2025
JDU Withdraws Support To N Biren Singh-led BJP Government in Manipur
The letter further clarified that JDU’s decision to align with the INDIA led to Mohammad Abdul Nasir’s formal placement in the opposition..
22nd January 2025
Recreational Activities Spark Hope for Children in Kangpokpi Relief Camps
Activities include fun sessions in parks, engaging games within camps, and sports like football and volleyball.
20th January 2025
BPF Adopts 23 New Resolutions at 6th Triennial Conference
Addressing the media, BPF Chief Hagrama Mohilary emphasised the importance of the newly framed resolutions in shaping the party’s strategy.
19th January 2025