incidents

2010

  • January 1: One active member of United National Liberation Front (UNLF) is apprehended by a team of Thoubal District Police commandos from Kakching Khunou area. The apprehended person had been identified as Khumukcham Amujao from Lamkkhaiba, 23 years, son of Kh. Lukhoi Singh of Kakching Uchan Makhong.
  • January 2: Troops of 8 Assam Rifles 0f 26 sector under HQ IGAR(South) launch operation in the area of Khullen of Chandel district and apprehend a UNLF militant. The apprehended was identified as Mangham Puyam, 45, son of Late Tomas, a residence of Sugnu Makha Leikai.
  • January 2:Troops of 31 Assam Rifles apprehend a KCP (MC) ultra from a Maruti van Regd No.MN 01W 6588 at permanent vehicle check post, Khudengthabi at around 4.30 pm on Jan 2, 2010. The apprehendee was identified as No.2288 SS Pvt Bijen Singh alias Morama, 25, son of Ibobi Singh, Ulom Lampak. The apprehended was handed over to Imphal west police station.
  • January 3: A two and half year old boy sustains splinter injury when the police bomb squad of Manipur Police were disposing off a hand grenade at a open place at Gari in Imphal west.
  • January 4: Two suspected PULF cadres are gunned down by a combined team of Thoubal district police commandos and 34 Assam Rifles, at Thoubal district.
  • January 4: Two militants of People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) were killed in an encounter with security personnel in Thoubal district of Manipur today, police said.
  • January 4: A combined team of Assam Rifles and State police commandos gun down two suspected militants in an encounter in Manipur’s Thoubal district. The incident took place at Heirok Karong Thong area under Thoubal police station when a combined team of the security forces which was on their way to launch an operation, was challenged by unknown armed persons.
  • January 4: One active member of KYKL is apprehended by Thoubal District Police from Sekmaijin Khunou area. The apprehended person identified as Uritkhinbam Manglem Singh, 32, son of Ibohal Singh of Sekmaijin Khunou joined the outfit in 2005 through one self styled 2nd Lt.
  • January 4: A team of Imphal east district police commandos arrested three cadres of underground PULF including two women. The militants were arrested around 2:30pm from Sendra and one 9mm pistol with 3 live ammunitions, 10 blank letter head of PULF (Omar Qazi) and four rubber stamp seals of PULF were recovered from the possession of the arrested persons.
  • January 5: Troops of 17 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR(South) launch operation in the Upper Leishan of Ukhrul district area and apprehend an individual affiliated with NSCN(IM).
  • January 5: Troops of 31 Assam Rifles of 26 Sector launch operation in general area Ward No.5, Moreh (Pangal Basti) and apprehend a PULF (Umar Farrooq) terrorist. The apprehended was identified as No.7065 SS Sgt Abdul Salem, 25, son of Abdul Haque, Soura (Ward No.1, Kakching).
  • January 6: One migrant laborour is gunned down by armed miscreants at Singjamei Bheigabati Leikai under Porompat police station in Imphal east district.
  • January 7: Two persons suspected to be militants are gunned down by a combined team of Bishnupur CDO and 8 MLI troop at Trongloubi Maning LeikaI under Moirang police station in Bishnupur district. The incident occurred around 11.30pm when the combined team were conducing an operation at Gelnom village neighbouring Tronglaobi village during which an encounter ensued.
  • January 8: The government and Apunba Lup sign a memorandum of understanding, MoU, to end up the current impasse in the agitation in the aftermath of the July 23 Khwairamband firing. Apunba Lup decides to suspend their agitation and informs that their class boycott call is over and educational institution can resume normal classes from January 11. The MoU signed between the conflicting parties said all persons under preventive detention in connection with the protests that followed the July 23 incident would be unconditionally. Three members of the senior citizens forum, Khaidem Mani, Prof. Sadananda and N.Binoy, who were the peace brokers in the four month long drama, were also part of the mediation.
  • January 9: A combined team of police commandos and Assam Rifles jawans arrest two PREPAK militants involved in killing migrant workers and attacking former Chief Minister Radhabinod Koijam’s residence.
  • January 11: A team of Imphal east district police commandos arrest a self styled lieutenant RPF/PLA, from J.N Hospital, Porompat area.
  • January 11: Troops of 21 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector, arrest a KYKL cadre in general area of Chairel Khunjao of Thoubal district, during an operation.
  • January 12: A combined force of Imphal West District police commandos and personnel of 26 and 39 Assam Rifles arrest two cadres of underground RPF/PLA along with one sympathizers (harbourer cum money collector of the outfit during an operation at Mayang Langjing under Lamshang police ststaion in Imphal West. January 13: Two suspected cadres of Zoumi Revolutionary Army (ZRA) are killed during a reported fire-fight between two armed groups that took place at Churachandpur district. The incident occurred at Singtam Khunou under Singhat police station in Churachandpur district during which two persons suspected to be cadres of (ZRA) were killed.
  • January 14: A PREPAK cadre is held from Keishamthong Bridge by a combined team of Imphal west district police commandos and 26 Assam Rifles. He is identified as Khumallambam Ibomcha Singh alias Joy, 39, s/o (L) Kh. Bijoy Singh of Kongba Makha Leikai.
  • January 14: An NSCN (K) activist is arrested by a combined team of Imphal west district police commandos and 26 Assam Rifles from Keishampat Junction. He is identified as Kasum Sangshang alias Winson, 38, s/o K. Akan of Phungreitang, Ukhurl district.
  • January 14: Three activists of the KCP (Noyon faction) were arrested by a combined team of Bishnupur police commandos and an MI- team (Military Intelligence) during an operation carried out at Bishnupur Bazaar.
  • January 15: Four suspected militants of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) of Manipur are arrested in Agartala after they sneaked into the state from Bangladesh. The militants illegally crossed over to western Tripura from Bangladesh and attempted to leave for Guwahati in Assam in a hired vehicle.
  • Jan 16: A combined team of Imphal East police commandos and personnels of 28 Assam Rifles gun down two suspected armed militants at Wakha Lambi Yangbi Khunou under Porompat police station in Imphal East district and recovered one Ak-56 Rifle with a magazine loaded with seven live rounds, and one 9mm pistol loaded with one magazine with three live rounds from the possessions of the deceased.
  • January 17: Troops of 12 Assam Rifles of 10 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) launch operation in general area south of Khongkhan (Kamjong sub-division) on Road Kamjon, Mulvai Lup. Assam Rifles troops kill two UGs suspected to be UNLF cadres in a firefight. One G-3 Rifle with magazine and 8 rounds, one 303 Rifle with magazine and 15 rounds and Japanes make Radio Set. The bodies were brought to RIMS for post mortem late in the evening, PRO IGAR (South) has said in a release.
  • January 17: 31 Assam Rifles of 26 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) apprehend a KCP (MC) cadre at around in the area of Pangal Basti of Chandel district. The apprehendee was identified as Bobol alias Safiqur Rehman, 21, son of Azjijur Rehman, residence of Sora.
  • January 17: At least two cadres of the proscribed KYKL are arrested by a team Thoubal district police commandos.
  • January 18: A combined team of Thoubal police commando and 20 AR gunned down a militant suspect at Waithou Achouba junction on NH-39 under Lilong police station.
  • January 18: An unidentified militant is killed in an encounter with police commandos at Waithou Ching area in Thoubal district of Manipur.
  • January 19: One suspected underground activist is killed in a reported encounter with a combined team of police and Assam Rifles while four alleged underground cadres belonging to different groups are held in separate incidents.
  • January 20: A combined team of Imphal west district police commandos and 28 Assam Rifles arrest two KYKL activists from Ragailong Pandon area. The arrested persons have been identified as one Chingabam Chandramani Singh, 29, s/o (L) Ch. Bokul Singh of Konjeng Awang Lamdong Leikai and Mutum Shamu Singh, 30, s/o M. Samjai Singh of Tumukhong Maphou Dam.
  • January 21: A powerful bomb, allegedly planted by unknown militants, explodes at the Loktak Development Authority (LDA) office complex at Ningthoukhong, about 40 km from Imphal at Bishenpur district.
  • January 23: A team of Thoubal district police arrests a cadre of KYKL (MDF) during frisking and checking at Thoubal district.
  • January 28: In a special operation conducted by a team of Imphal East district police commandos at Singjamei Bheigyapati Leikai, four women activists of KCP (Tabungba Meitei) group are arrested. The arrested women cadres were identified as, Takhellambam Ongbi Premlata Devi, 33, wife of T Shyamkesho of Khurai Sajor Leikai, Hijam Ongbi Purnima Devi, 34, wife of H Jila Singh of Pangei, Hijam Jila Singh, 29, son of H Ishorchandra Singh of Pangei and Elangbam Ningol Thangjam Ongbi Babita Devi, 32, wife of T Samu Singh of Khurai Thangjam Leikai.
  • January 28: SP Imphal East states that a team of CDO Imphal East arrest four activists of underground KYKL (MDF) identified as Soiyam Sanjit Singh, 25, son of S Chaoba Singh of Thangjam Leikai, Laishram Dhanabir Singh, 50, son of late Ibotombi Singh of Khurai Kongpal Laishram Leikai, Chandam Gouramohon Singh, 52, son of late Ch Amubi of Khurai Konsam Leikai and Thingom Joychandra Singh, 33, son of Th Sharat Singh of Khurai Chaithabi Leirak from Khuari Chaithabi Leirak.
  • January 28: A team of Imphal East district police commandos arrest one cadre of KCP (MC) identified as Athokpam Tomba Singh alias Ibotomba, 42 , son of A Mohori of Leirongthel Pitra from Andro Parking.
  • January 28: A team of Imphal of Imphal East district police commandos arrest one cadre of KCP (Tabungba Meitei) group identified as Kshetrimayum Romen alias Nganthoi, 28 son of Ksh Dhananjoy of Meitei Langol from Chingabam Leirak Machin.
  • January 29: A team of Imphal East district police commandos arrest one cadre of UPPK identified as Elam Ibomcha alias Brajalal Meitei, 26, son of E Tombi Metei of Takhel Khunou Mamang Leikai from Takhel Khunou Mamang hill and recovered on 9 mm pistol with four live rounds from his possession.
  • January 29: The district police commandos of Thoubal apprehend one member of the underground KCP during frisking and checking near Thoubal Bridge. The arrested KCP cadre was identified as Laishram Rajiv Singh alias Ricky 22 son of L Ranabir Singh of Thoubal Khunou Awang Leikai.
  • January 29: A team of Thoubal district police commandos arrest a member of newly formed armed organisation of Naga UNPC. According to the official statement of SP Thoubal district, the incident occurred when personnel of Thoubal police commandos were conducting frisking and checking of a Tata Sumo vehicle plying Imphal to Moreh in Thoubal district. During the checking one woman identified as Khamwang 26 wife of Kanthang Kabui of Tamenglong bazar, ward No-2 was found possessing a sum of Rs. 1 Lakh cash belonging to the UNPC was held.
  • January 31: Two persons suspected to be PLA cadres are gunned down by a team of Thoubal district police commandos in Ukhongshang and Lanmeithel villages in Thoubal district.
  • February 1: SSP Imphal west district L. Kailun states that a combined team of Imphal west district police commandos and 26 AR arrest altogether three cadres of the proscribed PREPAK and three KCP (MC) activists.
  • February 2: Manipur police gun down two militants in an encounter near Iribung in Imphal East district.
  • February 2: A team of the Thoubal police commandos arrest three suspected KCP activists from Thoubal Athokpam area.
  • February 3: One suspected cadre of the underground PULF is gunned down by troops of the 28 Assam Rifles at Kiyamgei Muslim Takok Palli under Irilbung police station during an encounter.
  • March 14: Imphal police arrest Ningthoujam Tomba alias Koireng (57), the Chief of Army of the proscribed Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) at Khaprail bazar at Siliguri in Darjeeling district of West Bengal at about 6.30 pm. Ningthoujam Tomba is the son of N Bira of Nambol Kongkham Mayai Leikai, Bishnupur district. The police also arrest a woman called Saraswati Ray who was staying with him along with two other women at Khaprail bazar.
  • March 15: Villagers of Lilong Leihaokhong Village in Thoubal district apprehend a militant cadre of the proscribed Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP), Tamyanpokpa group from his residence, who was linked in the abduction of Md Minajuddin also known as Thoiba.
  • March 15: One KYKL insurgent is killed in an encounter with a combined force of Assam Rifles personnel and police commandos in Imphal East district at Phunan Maring area.
  • March 18: Two suspected PLA cadres are shot dead and another militant is arrested by security forces at Token Khul, Chandel district.
  • March 18: One KCP(MC) cadre is arres by the Assam Rifles at Koirengei bazaar, Imphal West.
  • March 20: Two unidentified militants are shot dead and one KCP cadre is apprehended by Assam Rifles at Kaikhu, Imphal West.
  • March 21: Four militants of United Tribal Liberation Army (UTLA), a newly formed militant group, are killed inside the Longpi Government High School in Tamenglong district. While the Army claims over the killing, UTLA alleges that the killing is done by the NSCN (K) Zeliangrong Region.
  • March 21: Troops of Assam Rifles apprehend four United Liberation Army (ULA) cadres including the outfit’s “commander-in-chief” and “finance secretary”.
  • March 22: Assam Rifles apprehends two KCP cadres at Tengnoupal in Chandel district. Another KCP cadre is nabbed by the police at Singjamei in Imphal West.
  • March 22: One PLA care is nabbed from Imphal hospital.
  • March 22: One KYKL is apprehended from Patsoi in Imphal West by the police.
  • March 22: Three KYKL cadres, including two women are arrested by Assam Rifles in Chandel district.
  • March 24: Four United Tribal Liberation Army (UTLA) militants are killed in a gun fight with security forces in Tamenglong district.
  • March 27: One PREPAK militant surrenders before a Commander of 26 sector of Assam Rifles Brig S K Bhanot in Imphal.
  • March 31: One UNLF cadre is nabbed along India-Myanmar border by troops of 29 Assam Rifles in Sita Road area in Imphal.
  • March 31: According to official sources, Manipur government will soon hold peace talks with the Lallumba faction of KCP-MC.
  • April 25: One PLA cadre is arrested by the police at Lamdeng Khunou area in Imphal West district.
  • April 27: A Kuki National Front President (KNF-P) militant is killed in a factional fight with Kuki National Army (KNA) in the interior Seichang village in Senapati district of Manipur. While the KNF-P wants to form a “Kuki state” under the Constitution by curving out all the Kuki –inhabited areas of Manipur, KNA wants all the Kuki inhabited areas of Manipur and Myanmar to from “Kukiland”.
  • April 30: Manipur Cabinet decides not to allow National Socialist Council of Nagalim-IM general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah’s proposed visit to the State. The Cabinet felt that the proposed visit may disturb peace and tranquility of the State. The Cabinet’s recommendation has also been faxed to the Union Home Minister P Chidambaram.
  • May 1: KH Tomba, vice-chairman of United National Liberation Front, is apprehended along with his associate Abu Singh by a Special Investigation Team of Assam Police at Lakhra Patharquarry locality in Guwahati.
  • May 3: Despite opposition from Manipur Government, NSCN-IM general secretary Th Muivah, who arrived at Dimapur from New Delhi on May 1, is determined to visit his native village Somdal in Ukhrul district of Manipur. “It is my birth right. Who can stop me from going to my village,” Muivah told reporters after his arrival in Dimapur airport. Though he was scheduled to go to his native village on May 3, his visit has been deferred by a day and he will leave on May 5.
  • May 4: Denouncing the Manipur Government’s decision to prevent National Socialist Council of Nagalim(IM)’s General Secretary Thuingaleng Muivah’s visit to his native Somdal village in Ukhrul district, Nagas in Manipur’s Senapati, Chandel, Tamenglong and Ukhrul districts defy prohibitory orders and stage sit-in demonstrations and protest rallies at the district headquarters.
  • May 5: NSCN(I-M) general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah sets out for his home village of Somdal in Ukhrul district in neighbouring Manipur, defying the Manipur government’s decision not to allow him to enter the State. Muivah left from Camp Hembron, the NSCN(IM) headquarters, near Dimapur in a convoy escorted by members of Naga civil society organisations and reached here this afternoon. From there he will drive to the Mao checkgate in Manipur, 40 km away, said official sources.
  • May 6: NSCN(IM) leader T Muivah puts off his visit to his ancestral village in Manipur. Three among a crowd waiting to welcome him across the border are killed in a stampede when police fired teargas shells to disperse them. Official reports say the Manipur police fired teargas shells when the crowd waiting at Mao on the inter-state border in Senapati turned restive and burnt a vehicle of the India Reserve Battalion.
  • May 6: Six Naga MLAs of Manipur tender their resignation in protest against the State Government’s act and inaction of the UPA Government.
  • May 6: Admitting that the situation in Manipur is serious, Union Home Minister, P Chidambaram says the Centre is trying to handle it, stressing Centre would not shy away from making changes in the Constitution to ensure that people of North-East feel they are part of the country. “In Manipur, there is a serious problem. A person wants to go to his home village. The Government there is resisting it. There is a problem in Manipur. We are trying to handle it,” he said replying to a discussion on working of Home Ministry. The Home Minister had summoned Chief Minister, O Ibobi Singh for a day in a bid to resolve the crisis in the State.
  • May 7: The situation in Manipur continues to be volatile for the second day after three students were killed and about 70 injured in clashes between security forces and supporters of Naga separatist leader Thuingaleng Muivah. More than 5,000 Nagas had gathered at Mao, the border town between the two adjoining states of Nagaland and Manipur, to welcome Muivah on May 6.
  • May 7: Around 300 Naga students and activists pelt stones at Manipur Bhavan in New Delhi and try to storm it to protest the Manipur government's refusal to allow Naga separatist leader T. Muivah to visit the State.
  • May 10: The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) asks the NSCN leader to put on hold his proposed visit. According to highly placed official sources, the Home Ministry has conveyed its stand to Muivah, who is camping in a village near the Nagaland-Manipur borders through a special messenger and he has accepted the request of the Centre. Sources said that Muivah is likely to return to the NSCN headquarters in camp Hebron.
  • May 11: Manipur hospitals put on hold all routine surgeries due to non-availability of oxygen cylinders while stocks of all essentials, baby food, and life saving drugs have almost dried up. An indefinite economic blockade for the past one week enforced by various Naga tribal groups to protest the Manipur government's decision not to allow separatist leader Thuingaleng Muivah to visit his birthplace has literally brought the State to a halt.
  • May 13: As part of the initiative to ease the scarcity of essential food items and medicine supplies, the Centre is going to enlist support of the Indian Air Force to airlift the supplies. On the ground, there were signs of the blockade easing off and efforts have been made to re-route supplies through National Highway 53 via Assam.
  • May 14: National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) leader T. Muivah lements the Central government's failure to persuade Manipur to allow him visit his native village in the State, but the Naga leader has acceded to the government's request to defer his visit for now. Speaking about Pillai's two-day visit to Manipur and Nagaland, a senior Home Ministry official told reporters that the Home Secretary had to assuage Muivah's feeling of hurt by citing the constitutional provision that law and order was the State subject and a State government can deny anybody access to any part of its territory, if it apprehends a breach of law and order. In a federal structure, the Central government can do precious little, it was explained to Muivah, the ministry official said. Pillai had to cite past examples where even ministers and senior leaders like Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) stalwarts LK Advani and Sushma Swaraj had been denied access by the West Bengal and Orissa governments in the past.
  • May 17: The Imphal East district police commandos arrest three cadres of the KCP (Tabungba) faction and recover one IED from their possession. The three cadres are arrested from their respective residences at Andro area.
  • May 17: The Imphal east district commandos arrest one PLA cadre from Wangkhei Keithel Asangbi.
  • May 17: A team of the Imphal West district commandos arrest one KYKL activist from near the Uripok petrol pump.
  • May 17: A team of Imphal West district commandos arrest one KCP (City Meitei) from Waheng Leikai Jiri parking.
  • May 17: Troops of Red Shield Division, apprehend an armed NSCN (IM) cadre in Tamenglong town.
  • May 18: A suspected NSCN (I-M) activist is killed while the bomb he was planting under a bridge along the stretch of the Imphal-Mao section of the NH-39 in Senapati, blew up.
  • May 18: According to Manipur Government spokesman N. Biren, Manipur-based All Manipur Christian Union (AMCU) will meet civil society organisations in Nagaland soon in connection with the economic blockade along the National Highways 39 (Imphal-Dimapur) and 53 (Imphal-Jiribam) by some Naga organisations.
  • May 18: The Imphal West District Police Commandos arrest two PREPAK activists from Moirangkhom near the Oil Pump.
  • May 18: Imphal West District police commandos arrest one KYKL activist from Keishampat Churachandpur bus parking.
  • May 19: A meeting of the various political parties including the MPP, NCP, CPI(M), RSP, Forward Block, MPSC and JD(S) held under the chairmanship of former Chief Minister and NCP MLA, Radhabinod Koijam unanimously decides that Thuingaleng Muivah, general secretary of NSCN(IM) should not be allowed to enter the territory of Manipur stating that he is a person who has persistently been campaigning to disintegrate Manipur to form Greater Nagaland and further as a person responsible for the commission of many heinous crimes in the state.
  • May 19: The troops of 21 Assam Rifles apprehend one overground activist of the proscribed Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF) from Kakching Khunou Area.
  • May 20: A civil society forum, North East Peoples’ Organization (NEPO), appeals to the Union Government to intervene before the situation deteriorates further in Manipur. Various organizations of the region have already submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urging him to take appropriate steps to lift the road blockade and protect the territorial integrity of the North East.
  • May 26: A public meeting held at the community hall of United Baptist Church (Liangmei) at Tamenglong district Hqs under the aegis of the Committee on Political Affairs (COPA) Tamenglong resolve to invite and welcome NSCN (IM) General Secretary Th Muivah to Tamenglong district.
  • May 27: Self-styled chairman of a militant outfit People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) of Manipur MI Khan, arrested in Bangalore, is brought to Imphal. Khan was nabbed by Manipur Police with the help of their Karnataka counterpart at Bangalore on May 23.
  • June 1: Thirteen underground cadres of Zao People’s Army (ZPA) lay down arms before Inspector General of Assam Rifles (South) in a surrender ceremony at Assam Rifles headquarters at Mantripukhuri near Imphal. The founding president of the armed group Lingkhankhup Zou alias Khupkhan and a lady cadre Veronica were among the surrendered militants.
  • June 8: Presidents of two organisations, which had launched an indefinite economic blockade on National Highways in Manipur since April 12, are declared 'wanted' by the State government with a cash reward of rupees one lakh each on their heads. Acting presidents of the All Naga Students' Association Manipur David Choro (38) and United Naga Council Samson Remei (50) have been declared 'wanted' by the Manipur government on June 5.
  • June 10: Armed miscreants shot dead a woman at Phairen Village under Sekmai Police station, Sadar hills. The victim was identified as one Gurumayum Ibemcha alias Premita, 38, d/o (L) G. Khomei of Ahallup Mamang Leikai.
  • June 10: A KYKL cadre surrender along with arms and ammunition before 29 Assam Rifles of 26 sector under HQ IGAR (S) in general area Chamol of Chandel district.
  • June 20: The government is planning to go ahead with certain amendments in the Armed Forces Special Powers Act which includes handing over of an Army personnel in case of extrajudicial killings to the State authorities.
  • June 20: Manipur police commandos deployed at the two entry points along the Nagaland-Manipur border to prevent NSCN (IM) general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah’s visit to his home village in Ukhrul district, have been withdrawn.
  • June 4 and 9: 13 Zou People’s Army cadres and six militants belonging to the People’s Liberation Army and the Kangleipak Communist Party- Military Council (KCP-MC) had surrendered to the Assam Rifles and Red Shield division separately.
  • June 23: Imphal West police commando arrest three activist of the proscribed KCP from Takyel Kolom Leikai
  • June 24: An ROP team of BSF headquarters personnel apprehends a KCP suspect from Lamlong Bazaar, namely Md. Amar Shah alias Boby, 19, s/o (L) Md. Rafique of Keirang
  • June 26: 19 hardcore members of three militants groups lay down arms and surrender to Manipur DGP Yumnam Joy Kumar and Major General CA Krishnan, Inspector General of Assam Rifles (South) at Assam Rifles headquarters at Mantripukhuri near Imphal. The surrendered militants are – 15 United Liberation Army, three Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup and a self-styled Sergeant Major of the United National Liberation Front
  • July 6: Security forces gun down a suspected militant in a pre-dawn operation, while three persons are hurt when suspected militants explode a bomb in at a private clinic in Manipur.
  • July 17: Y Manaoba, 23, who is abducted from Yourbung area. The victim is son of Y Megha, secretary of Lamlai local council of CPI. Persons claiming to be from the militant outfit Kangleipak Communist Party-Mobile Task Force (KCP-MTF), City Meitei faction, called him up to say that his son was in their custody.
  • July 19: Unidentified militants kidnap three persons, including two children, from different parts of Manipur. L Nganba Meitei (12) and N Kuber (10) were kidnapped when they were playing at a local playground near their houses at Chingarel in Imhal East district.
  • July 19: Kunal Chakravorty (38), a medical student hailing from Tripura, has been rescued from near Kangavi in Churachandpur district after he was abducted by Kuki National Organisation, Jackson faction on July 18.
  • August 3: Two UNLF members are arrested in Goa. Navren Manimohan Singh, 36 and Shahid Rashid, 32, of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF) are arrested from two separate locations in the state late Monday night, Superintendent of Police (Criminal Investigation Department) Atmaram Deshpande told reporters.
  • August 7: Three alleged members of different underground groups are arrested by a team of Imphal West district Police commandos from Goa have been brought back to the state. The two KCP activists are identified as Naorem Manimohan Meitei alias Amit alias Kaoba, 36 yrs, son of N Birchand Singh of Tentha Khunou Bazar, and Sahid alias John alias Khamba, 32 yrs, son of Rashiddullah of Phaobitak Mayai Leikai while the lone UNLF activist has been identified as Sapam Mohon alias Iboyaima alias Sanatomba, 37 yrs, son of late S Bheigya Singh of Tentha.
  • August 13: A United National Liberation Front militant is arrested and a five kg bomb recovered from his possession at Nambol in Manipur’s Bishenpur district.
  • August 14: A combined team of Thoubal district police commandos and 21 AR gun down a militant suspect, arrest one militant cadre, and also nab three armed gangsters, in separate counter insurgency operations launched on the eve of Independence Day. Thincidents took place in and around the general area of Wabagai Terapishak Ngatek Khong launched.
  • August 17: Police commandos arrest two cadres of the proscribed PREPAK in separate incidents in Thoubal district.
  • August 19: Eleven militants, including two women cadres, belonging to Manipur-based outfit UNLF are arrested from three different places following an operation by the City Police. Sources in the police department while confirming the arrest informed that the cadres were picked up from areas like Motghoria, Chachal and Hengrabari.
  • August 19: Troops of 33 Assam Rifles under Red Shield Division arrest one cadre of KYKL from Moirang Thoya Leikai of Bishnupur district.
  • August 19: The Home Minister rules out any division of Manipur as demanded by some Naga groups. He said the government would ensure ‘honour, dignity and equal rights’ of the Nagas within the constitution.
  • August 21: A team of commandos Imphal East arrest a PREPAK cadre named Thiyam Birmangol alias Tachou Singh, 58, son of Late Th Chandramani Singh of Patsoi Part-III from Checkon crossing
  • August 21: A combined team of Imphal East commandos and 28 Assam Rifles arrest two PREPAK cadres named Chingsubam Lalit alias Nanao Singh, 23, son of Late Ch Rona Singh of Thangmeiband Yumnam Leikai and Chingsubam Johnny alias Amuba Singh, 18, son of Late Ch Romy of Thangmeiband Yumnam Leikai from Singjamei Bamon Leikai.
  • August 21: Two PREPAK cadres, Chabungbam Kiran alias Keirungba Singh, 45, son of Ch Amubi Singh of Keirao Lairembi Leikai and Nepram Sanjoy alias Eshu Singh, 22, son of N Shyam Singh of Thongju Pheija Leitong are arrested from their respective houses.
  • August 21: Troops of 15 Assam Rifles of 9 sector under HQ IGAR (S) apprehend one PULF (Umar Farooq faction) in the general area of Yairipok.
  • August 21: A combined team of Thoubal district police commandos and 42 AR arrest a cadre of the proscribed UNLF while conducting a search operation in and around Tentha Khunjao
  • August 22: According to a release of the SP Imphal west district, a team of Imphal west district police commandos acting on credible information arrests one UNLF activist from Khuman Palli near MMTA.
  • August 22: A team of commando Imphal East, 39 Assam Rifles and 16 Maratha arrest two KYKL (MDF) cadres namely Khangembam Amitra alias Netra alias Amarjit Singh, 37, son of Kh Indrajit Singh of Moirang Khunou and Elangbam Ngouba Meitei, 33, son of E Gulapi Meitei of Tentha Makha Leikai from Chingmeirong Mamang Leikai and recover one Nokia cell phone with SIM card from the possession of Ngouba.
  • August 22: A combined team of Thoubal CDO and 42 AR while conducting search operations at Pallel area arrest two cadres of the KCP (MC).
  • August 22: Two suspected militants are killed in an encounter with security forces at Tairenpokpi village in Senapati district.
  • August 22: A joint team of 39 Assam rifles and 16 Maratha Light Infantry under the aegis of Red Shield division arrest a self styled district commander of Imphal East of the proscribed KCP (MC) Tabungba faction namely Amarjeet Hing Embam Singh, 32, son of Indra Singh of Chingmeirong along with his accomplice Ngouba Meitei, 33, son of Gulpi Meitei of Tenla Makha Leikai.
  • August 22: In an operation by the 16 Maratha Light infantry under 57 Mountain Division two cadres of the proscribed PLA and over worker of KCP (MC) are arrested.
  • August 23: Troops of Assam Rifles located at Thoubal of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) apprehend one KYKL cadre from the general area of Yambam.
  • August 23: A combined team of Imphal East commandos and 23 Assam Rifles arrest a PREPAK (GS) cadre namely Moirangthem Ibomcha alias Chingkhei Singh, 39, son of M Nongyai Singh of Pukhao Naharup from the general area of Yambam.
  • August 23: A combined team of Thoubal commandos and 21 AR apprehend a KCP(MC) while conducting frisking along Sugnu road between Elangkhangpokpi and Thongjao.
  • Aug 23: Five hardcore cadres of a newly floated militant organization jointly formed by the Meitei Tangkhul, Kabui called “Manipur National Liberation Front” (MNLF) under the chairmanship of one Nobin alias Khuman of Tumukhong Moirang Purel Imphal east district, along with one 1st Indian Reserve Battalion personnel presently attached to CDOs Imphal east are arrested by the Bishnupur district commandos from Malom Tuliyama Awang Leikai under Nambol police station.
  • August 23: Troops of Assam Rifles located at Thoubal of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) launch operation in general area of Yambem apprehend one KYKL militant.
  • August 23: A joint security team of Thoubal district police commandos and troops of 42 Assam Rifles nab one overground worker of UNLF during a search operation conducted at Tentha Khunjao area.
  • August 24: A KCP (Noyon faction) cadre is arrested by a combined force of the Imphal West district Police and Assam Rifles from Thangmeiband Lilasingkhongnangkhong crossing.
  • August 24: Assam Rifles arrest a PREPAK cadre in Imphal East district.
  • August 24: A cadre belonging to Nando faction of the KCP is arrested by the Assam Rifles in Lilong area in Thoubal district.
  • August 24: Assam Rifles arrest a Naga National Worker (People Safeguard Group) cadre, identified as Yaokhaiek (30) and one NSCN-IM cadre from Phungcham road junction area in Ukhrul district.
  • August 24: The Imphal West district Police arrest two PLA cadres respectively from near Shanti Guest Hostel of Thangal Bazar and Sagolband Moirang Leirak water supply scheme area.
  • August 25: A suspected militant ias shot dead by the Thoubal district Police during an encounter at Wangjing Tengtha.
  • August 25:A cadre belonging to KK Nganba faction of the KCP is arrested a by a combined force of the Thoubal district Police and Assam Rifles from Kakching Khunou area in Thoubal district.
  • August 25: Suspected KRA cadres assault the chairman of the Village Chief Association of Sadar Hill and his accomplice, who were abducted from Leimakhong bazaar area in Senapati district.
  • August 25: Three KYKL militants are arrested by Assam Rifles in Khongkom bazar area and handed over to the Thoubal district Police.
  • August 25: Thoubal district Police arrest two PLA cadres from Wabgai Lamkhai bazar area.
  • August 25: One cadre of Lamyanba Khuman faction of the KCP and one PREPAK militant are arrested by the Imphal East district Police in two separate search operations.
  • August 25:One NSCN-K militant is arrested by the Imphal West district Police from Keisampat.
  • August 26: One NSCN-IM is arrested by the Imphal West district Police from Deulahland.
  • August 26: An OGW of the PLA is arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel at Tengnoupal along National Highway -39. He was travelling in a vehicle from Imphal to Moreh.
  • August 27: The designated camp of the Samuel group of the KNF, a signatory of the SoO is opened at Lhanjang village, about 27 kilometers from Lamka in Churachandpur district.
  • August 27: A Military Council faction cadre of the KCP is arrested by the Imphal East district Police from his residence at Singjamei Wangma Bheigyapati Leikai.
  • August 27: Three cadres of the Military Council faction of the KCP are arrested from their respective houses.
  • August 28: Two PREPAK cadres are arrested by a combined force of the Army and Bishnupur district Police from Oinam Bazar area.
  • August 28: A KCP cadre is arrested by the Imphal West district Police from Keishampat area.
  • August 28: Two UPPK cadres are arrested by the Imphal West district Police in two separate search operations at Thongju Part-II and Takyel Kolup Leikai areas. Another woman cadre of the UPPK is arrested by the Imphal West district Police.
  • August 29: Two PREPAK cadres are arrested by a combined force of the Assam Rifles and Thoubal district Police from Sekmaijin Thongam area.
  • August 29: One KYKL militant is arrested by a combined force of the Thoubal district Police and Assam Rifles at Leishangthem Thoudam.
  • August 30: A cadre belonging to Azad faction of the PULF is arrested by the Assam Rifles in Thoubal district.
  • August 30: A PULF cadre is arrested by a combined force the Thoubal district Police and Assam Rifles from Kuraopokpi area.
  • August 30: Two PREPAK cadres are arrested by the Thoubal district Police from Kairembikhok Mamang Leikai Chingmacha area.
  • August 30: A PREPAK cadre is arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from Moreh town in Chandel district.
  • August 31: A suspected militant is gunned down by a combined security team at Ngariyan Hill range near Andro police station.
  • August 31: Three persons including a retired taxation inspector sustained splinter injuries in a grenade blast at Chingmeirong.
  • August 31: Two women cadres belonging to Military Council faction of the KCP are arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East district Police and Assam Rifles from Khongman Mangjil area.
  • August 31: A militant of the Military Council faction of the KCP is arrested from Singjamei Bheigapati Leikai area.
  • August 31: One cadre of the Military Council faction of the KCP is arrested by the Imphal East district Police from New Checkon area.
  • August 31: Suspected Valley-based armed groups assault villagers including the pastor and elders and threatened them with drastic consequences at Mapaokhullen village under Saikul sub-division of Senapati district, on charges of being informers of the State Police.
  • September 2: Suspected Kuki militants abduct a Superintending Engineer of Manipur Public Health Engineering Department, at gunpoint from a place near his residence at Kwakeithel area in Imphal West district.
  • September 2: Two PREPAK cadres are arrested by the Imphal East district Police from Lamlong Bazar.
  • September 2: A PREPAK cadre is arrested by the Imphal East district Police during a search operation.
  • September 3: A PREPAK militant is arrested by a combined force of Thoubal district Police and Assam Rifles from Sekmaijin Ningol Khong area.
  • September 3: KCP militant is arrested by a combined force of the Imphal West district Police and Assam Rifles from North AOC area.
  • September 3: A militant of the Military Defense Force faction of the KYKL is arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East district Police and Assam Rifles from Thambalkhong Bridge.
  • September 3: Two officials of the Food Corporation of India, who were abducted by suspected NSCN-K cadres on August 31, are released un-harmed in Senapati district.
  • September 4: A PREPAK cadre is arrested by the Imphal East district Police from Sekta Mayai Leikai.
  • September 4: A PULF cadre is arrested by the Imphal East district Police from Golapti Maning Leikai area.
  • September 7: Six militants including two KCP, one UPPK and three PLA cadres surrendered to DGP, Manipur Yumnam Joykumar and Major General C A Krishnan, Inspector General Assam Rifles (South) at Mantripukhuri Assam Rifles complex.
  • September 8: Two leaders of UNLNF are apprehended by the City Police from Noonmati area in Guwahati. Both are the residents of Imphal, police sources said.

2009

  • January 3: Four militants are killed in separate encounters with security personnel in Imphal East and Bishenpur districts of Manipur. A joint team of police commandos and Assam Rifles raided Sanjenbam village in Imphal East district and an encounter an unidentified militant is killed. In a separate incident in Bishenpur district, two militants are gunned down during an encounter with security personnel at Potsangbam area. In yet another incident, security personnel shoot dead another unidentified militant at Kumbi area in Bishenpur district.
  • January 4: Unidentified militants kill two suspected cadres of Military Council faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) at Koutruk Lairou under Lamsang Police Station in the Imphal West District.
  • January 4: A combined force of the Imphal West District Police and troops of the Maratha Light Infantry kill two suspected People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadres at Ishok under Wangoi Police Station.
  • January 6: A combined force of Imphal West District Police and Assam Rifles arrest a cadre of the General Secretary faction of the KCP, identified as Laishram Kiran alias Momo alias Anoppa, from near Krishna Premi oil pump at Moirangkhom.
  • January 10: Thoubal District Police kill two suspected People's Liberation Army (PLA) cadres during an encounter near the Buffalo Farm junction at Kharungpat.
  • January 11: A combined team of Thoubal District Police and Assam Rifles kill a suspected Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre during an encounter near Angangching along Tejpur Road.
  • January 12: One suspected militant is shot dead by the Security Forces (SFs) at Kimang Chanba Langjing Laingam Khun under Lamsang Police Station.
  • January 13: SFs kill a suspected PREPAK militant during an encounter in the Khopum valley of Tamenglong District.
  • January 13: SFs kill a suspected PULF militant, Mohammed Ayub Ali, at Khergao Keikhu bridge in the Imphal East District.
  • January 14: In an encounter with the Police at Chanba Longa Koireng under the Patsoi Police station in the Imphal West District a suspected militant is killed.
  • January 14: During an encounter with the Police a suspected KCP cadre is killed at a junction between Tentha-Moirangpalli in the Thoubal District.
  • January 15: In an encounter with the SFs three suspected militants are killed at Nongmada under Lamlai Police station in the Imphal East District.
  • January 17: A militant is shot dead by a combined team of police and Assam Rifles during an encounter at Umathel area in Manipur’s Thoubal district.
  • January 17: In another encounter between police and Assam Rifles and armed militants near Hayel Labuk in Thoubal district one militant is killed.
  • January 17: Two militants were killed in an encounter with the police at Khurkhul area in Imphal West district.
  • January 17: Seven top leaders and cadres of the underground KCP are arrested in a swift and well planned operation code named ‘Operation Grand Slam’ conducted by a joint team of the 57 Mountain Division, Bishnupur police commandos and special branch of the Delhi police in New Delhi.
  • January 18: According to Assam Rifles, five UNLF militants are killed in retaliatory firing at Khenjang in the Chandel District.
  • January 19: A person by the name of Elangbam Toto, son of E Ibohal, of Keishamthong charges that he was abducted from his work place by masked security personnel some of whom spoke Manipuri and others Hindi at 8.30pm on January 17 and threatened death. He was released when he promised to pay them a sum of Rs. 1,50,000 he charged.
  • January 19: Police shoot dead a suspected KYKL militant during an encounter at Wabagai Leirak Achouba under Kakching Police Station in Thoubal District.
  • January 20: City Meitei, the leader of the underground KCP (City Meitei) group is nabbed in an operation carried out by the 57 Mtn Div, Manipur police and the Bangalore police at Bangalore.
  • January 20: A combined force of the Imphal West District Police and Assam Rifles kills two suspected KYKL cadres during an encounter along the road connecting Kanglatongbi and Makhan under Sekmai Police Station in the Senapati District.
  • January 21: SFs kill a suspected militant during an encounter under Heingang Police Station in the Imphal East District.
  • January 22: A combined team of Thoubal District Police and Assam Rifles kill a KYKL cadre, identified as Khumukcham Thoiba alias Tomba alias Jilla, during an encounter at Wabagai Leirak Achouba.
  • January 22: According to Sangai Express, Assam Rifles personnel have laid siege across a NSCN-IM camp at Siroy in the Ukhrul District since January 18 after they discovered the same.
  • January 22: Six Assam Rifles men, including a junior commissioned officer, are gunned down by a rifleman of the force in Manipur’s Ukhrul district in one of the worst fratricidal killings involving security personnel.
  • January 23: After three days of standoff between a group of NSCN(IM) men, who tried to set up a camp in Siroi village, and troops of the Assam Rifles, the NSCN(IM) men seek safe passage of their men to their officially recognized designated camps.
  • January 24: Four banned insurgent organizations call a 17-hour general strike on Republic Day in Northeastern States. The Manipur People’s Liberation Front (MPLF), United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), North Bengal-based Kamtapur Liberation Organisation (KLO) and Tripura People’s Democratic Front (TPDF) said in a statement that the strike would begin from 1 am and end at 6 pm on January 26.
  • January 24: Three BSF personnel are hurt in a militant strike in Manipur's Bishnupur district.
  • January 24: In an encounter between suspected UNLF activists and 193 Bn BSF at Ithai under Kumbi police station, two BSF jawans are killed and one seriously injured is hospitalised at the RIMS hospital.
  • January 28: Four underground militants are killed in encounters with the security forces.
  • January 29: Troops of 28 Assam Rifles arrest one cadre of each of proscribed PLA and KYKL from Andro Bazar during a frisking drive. The PLA cadre is identified as Puthem Khelen Singh (20), while the KYKL cadre is identified as Puthem Amuchou Singh alias Saratchandra (19). The arrested are handed over to Yairipok Police Station. In another incident, troops of 34 AR arrest one PULF (Azad) cadre by establishing a mobile vehicle check post on road from Bamon Leikai to Khoirom.
  • January 30: The stand off between the Assam Rifles and the NSCN (IM) enters the 12th day over the opening of a camp of the latter at Siroy village in Ukhrul district. The State Government submits a written missive to the Prime Minister and the Union Home Minister categorically stating that there can be no question of any designated camp of the IM group in Manipur.
  • January 30: A group of militants abduct three district supply officers (DSO) of the state FCS department namely S Iboton (Imphal west district supply officer), W Deven (Imphal east district supply officer) and Th Bhumeshore (Bishnupur district supply officer). The officials are detained by the militants for a huge monetary demand served to the state FCS department. Later United People's Party of Kangleipak (UPPK) claims to the media that they abducted three officials of the Food and Civil Supply (FCS) department.
  • January 31: Imphal West District Police Commandos arrest two UNLF activists from Vijang village along National Highway 53. The arrested activists are identified as Sarangthem Naobi alias Amu (30) s/o S Kala Singh of Top Moirang Kampu and Ayekpam Bijandro Singh (27) s/o late A Joykumar Singh of Top Mayai Leikai.
  • February 1: Stand- off between the NSCN-IM and Assam Rifles at Shiroy village in Manipur’s Ukhrul district since January 19 cripples normal life of the villagers in the area. On January 18, an Assam Rifles patrol party detected an NSCN-IM camp with heavy weaponry at the construction site of a tourist home at Shiroy, a tiny hamlet around 100 km north of here. After surrounding the camp, they asked the Naga rebel group to vacate the area immediately but the latter refused to move out saying that is one of their designated camps.
  • February 1: Two suspected PREPAK militants are killed in an encounter with a combined force of Imphal East commandos and troops of 28 AR at Top Yaralpat under Porompat police station in Imphal East district.
  • February 2: The stand- off between the Assam Rifles troops and NSCN-IM cadres at Shiroy village in Manipur’s Ukhrul district, the native place of the outfit’s supremo Thuingaleng Muivah, is resolved as the latter vacated the area.
  • February 2: Security forces nab five militants in the last two days in separate incidents, including one KYKL, one KCP(MC), two UNLF activists.
  • February 2: The project officer of the Manipur Fisheries department, H. Biramani, is abducted by Suspected KCP militants from his residence at Sagolband area in the Imphal West District.
  • February 3: A KCP-MC suspect is killed by the Imphal east police commandos within the jurisdiction of Imphal east police station.
  • February 3: Two unidentified cadres of PREPAK are eliminated by the troops of 57 Mountain Division along with Imphal West Police Commandos in general area Kangchup Makhon.
  • February 3: A KCP-MC suspect is killed by the Imphal east police commandos within the jurisdiction of Imphal east police station.
  • February 3: The NSCN–IM accepts the safe passage offered by the Assam Rifles at Siroy village in the Ukhrul District. The outfit’s armed wing, the Naga Army of Kiusumong Battalion, vacates its camp after holding it for more than 15 days.
  • February 4: Unidentified militants abduct a Manipur Government official from his house in Imphal West district and demand a ransom of Rs 30 lakh for his safe release.
  • February 4: In a joint verdict, five underground organisations, UNLF, RPF, KYKL, PREPAK and KCP, award death sentence to two men who according to them, are the culprits in the rape and murder case of a handicapped vendor in Moreh at about 8 pm on the evening of January 22.
  • February 4: A combined force of Thoubal District Police Commandos and personnel of 21 Assam Rifles kill a suspected activist of the proscribed PREPAK during an encounter at Kakching Khunou under Waikhong Police Station of Thoubal district.
  • February 4: UPPK claims responsibility for the abduction of three officials of the Manipur Food and Civil Supplies Department, who are in the outfit’s confinement since January 30.
  • February 5: An unidentified militant is killed in an encounter with a combined team of Thoubal police and Assam rifle personnel forces at Kakching Khunou in Manipur’s Thoubal district.
  • February 7: The Thoubal District Police kill a suspected KYKL cadre during an encounter at Phundrei Langathel.
  • February 9: Four militants are killed in separate encounters with security personnel in Chandel, Thoubal and Imphal West districts of Manipur.
  • February 10: UPPK states that it had released three abducted officials of the Manipur Food and Civil Supplies Department.
  • February 12: Security Forces shoot dead a suspected militant, Laitanthem Baleshor, during an encounter at the Ningombam crossing under Singjamei Police Station of Imphal West District.
  • February 14: Assam Rifles personnel kill two suspected militants during an encounter at Maringthel area in the Chandel District.
  • February 16: Three senior officials of the State Food and Civil Supplies Department are suspended by Manipur Government on the charge of meeting militants. The Food and Civil Supplies Minister Yumkham Erabot Singh said these officials were suspended for violating a standing Government order prohibiting any official from meeting militants.
  • February 17: The Sub-Divisional Officer of Khasom Khullen in the Senapati District, Thinam Kishan, and his two colleagues are killed by suspected militants. They were abducted by militants on February 13.
  • February 18: In a clash between cadres of the NSCN-IM and combined cadres of the PREPAK and Naga National Council, four militants are killed and three others wounded at Thanagong village under Nungba Sub-Division in the Tamenglong District. The slain and wounded militants belong to the combined PREPAK and NNC outfits.
  • February 20: Indefinite curfew imposed at around 5 pm last evening in both Imphal East and Imphal West districts as several organisations planned large scale agitation in the wake of the killing of Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) Th Kishan, his driver Aribam Rajen and an official Y Token by suspected hill-based militants on February 17. Last evening three women were injured after police fired 30 teargas shells in Imphal West district.
  • February 21: The three missing Manipur officials who were abducted along with the Sub Divisional Officer and two others last week, are rescued. The rescued officials are Ramthing Tangkhul, Ramsing Tangkhul and Kh Zimik, residents of Ukhrul district.
  • February 22: The NSCN-IM’s armed wing, Naga Army says that one of its 'commanding officers', is the mastermind in the killing of three Manipur Government officials in the Ukhrul District.
  • February 23: The Manipur Government asks the cease-fire monitoring cell in Dimapur in Nagaland and the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to hand over the NSCN-IM militants involved in the abduction and killing of three officials to the State Government for trial.
  • February 27: Two suspected UGs are killed in an encounter with Imphal east police commandos at Lamlong Thongkhong.
  • February 28: Troops arrest four PLA, KCP and KYKL militants.
 
  • March 1: Two cadres of the KCP are nabbed by the commandos of Thoubal district during frisking and checking at Thoubal Haokha. The two are identified as Nameirakpam Boby Singh, 25, and Tonjam Arjun Singh, 25, of Lilong Chajing Pukhri Achouba Mapal.
  • March 6: Commandos of the Thoubal district police conducts an operation at Sagolband Tera  and arrest a cadre of the KYKL named Kshetrimayum Suresh Singh, 25, of Sagolband Tera Sapam Leirak.
 
  • March 7: A combined team of Assam Rifles and State police commandos gun down four hardcore militants including the chairman of the banned People’s United Liberation Front (Azad group).
  • March 7: Two suspected militants are killed in two separate incidents in Chandel district and Cachar road.
 
  • March 8: The Assam Rifles in association with Manipur police commandos rescue two kidnapped girls from the hands of suspected Kangleipak Communist Party (Nandu faction) at Khangabko village in Thoubal district. The rescued girls are Angom Asha (22) and K Pemavati (19) from Moirang under Bishnupur district. They were abducted from Imphal West by suspected KCP (Nandu faction) on March 5.
 
  • March 10: The Thoubal district commandos and 34 Assam Rifles arrest a KYKL cadre named Khundongbam Sunil Singh alias Inaoton alias Ngacap, 18, from near Heirok Part-III Champrathong.
  • March 10: The Imphal west district police commandos and 12 Maratha Light Infantry arrest two KYKL activists from Uripok Yambem Leikai.The two militants were identified as Mutum Dinesh alias Ibungo, 26, and Sagolsem Atoy alias Lukhoibi, 25, of Yairipok Angtha Mamang Leikai.
  • March 10: A militant belonging to the UNLF is arrested by the Imphal west district police commandos. He is identified as Leishangthem Nanao Singh alias Surchandra Singh, 36, of Tera Sapam Leirak.
  • March 10: The Imphal west commandos arrest a PREPAK activist from Kangchup Chingkhong. He is identified as Langoljam Shamjai alias Ibungo alias Khaba, 41, of Langthabal Lep Mayai.
  • March 10: Two KYKL activists are arrested by the Imphal west commandos at around 5.30 pm from Meitei Lamkhai, Lilong Chajing. They are identified as Loitongbam Dayananda Singh alias Chabi, 31, of Thoubal Ningombam and Ningthoujam Dinesh Singh, 33, of Thanga Lawai.
  • March 10: The Imphal east commandos arrest a woman cadre of the KCP(MC) named Yumkhaibam Sanahanbi, 43, of Heirangoithong Maibam Leikai from Lamlong bazar.
 
  • Mar 16: A release signed by Ksh. Yoiheiba, Senior Publicity Officer, UNLF states that on morning of 10 March 2009 two cadre of MPA were arrested by Imphal West Police Commando from a house at Sekmaijin Thong and killed.
 
  • March 18: Unidentified militants set off a bomb at the house of Chief Manager of Hydro Electric Project, Ibopishak Singh at Langol area in Imphal West district.
 
  • March 19: Troops of 34 Assam Rifles of 9 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) launch operation in general area Khangabok and apprehend one KCP cadre.
  • March 19: The Thoubal district commandos and 34 Assam Rifles arrest a cadre of the KCP named Pukhrambam Nanao Singh alias Awangakpa alias Ibomcha, 24, of Langathel Khunou during frisking and checking at Khangabok bazar.
  • March 19: An active member of the UNLF named Kongbrailatpam Milan Sharma, 18, of Sambram Mayai Leikai is arrested by a team of the Thoubal commandos during frisking and checking at Wangjing bazar.
 
  • March 20: A militant is killed in an encounter with a combined team of the Thoubal commandos and 34 Assam Rifles in Samaram and Marongband village area.
 
  • March 21: One non-local is shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Manipur’s Imphal West district.
 
  • March 23: Unidentified gunmen shots 38-year-old businessman Deepak Gupta, owner of an electronic outlet at his Thangal Bazaar shop.
  • March 23: In a search operation conducted by a combined team of Thoubal commandos and 21 AR at Khoidumpat, a cadre of the PREPAK named Ningthoujam Rajendro Singh, of Laphupat Tera Part-II is arrested.
  • March 23: In a frisking and checking operation conducted by Thoubal commandos at Thoubal Haokha and Kiyam village a PREPAK cadre is arrested.
  • March 23: One PREPAK and one KYKL cadres are arrested in Sekmai by troops of 39 Assam Rifles.
  • March 24: A suspected militant is shot dead in an encounter with a team of Thoubal district commandos and the troops of 21 Assam Rifles along the Waikhong-Sugnu axis. 
  • March 25: Troops of the 57 Mt Div along with Imphal west commandos kill a militant at Tairenpokpi in Bishnupur district.
  • March 25: A combined team of the Imphal east commandos and 28 Assam Rifles arrest a KCP cadre named Lamginlen Haokip alias Hegin, of Churachandpur Kanan Veng from Kongba crossing.
  • March 25:  A team of Imphal east commandos arrest a cadre of United KomRem Revolutionary Army, UKRA, named Thongkhohao Guite alias Haopu alias Nicolas.
 
  • March 26: Five cadres of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP), a Manipur based militant outfit, working in the recruitment cell of the outfit under the command of one Korou are arrested by the Thoubal district police commandos from different locations in Manipur.
 
  • March 28: Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), in a press release, claimes responsibility for the killing of Deepak Gupta, a trader of Thangal Bazar, who was shot dead in his shop on March 23.
  • March 28: Imphal east commandos arrest a United People’s Party of Kangleipak cadre named Pukhrambam Prepa alias Guide, of Liwa road Oinam Leikai from Lamlong bazar.
 
  • March 29: Police commandos gun down a youth suspected to be an ultra in a reported encounter in Imphal East district.
 
  • March 30: Eight people are injured in a bomb explosion at Mayang Imphal market.
  • March 30: Imphal East police kill a suspected militant at Pangei.
  • March 30: A man is found shot dead at Minuthong.
  • March 30: Troops of the 28 Assam Rifles apprehend a PREPAK cadre. He is handed over to the Yairipok police station.
 
  • March 31: Three ultras (Th Chandrakumar of PREPAK, and 2 KYKL militants) are arrested by Imphal East police and 28 Assam Rifles from Kongpal.
 
  • April 1: One PREPAK and one KYKL ultras are nabbed by the police in separate incidents from Litan Piphong and Thoubal district respectively.
 
  • April 3: Four persons involved in an assault on one M Tombi Singh, an advocate and brother-in-law of M (O) Ranisana, chairperson of the Imphal Municipal Council on March 24 are arrested along with a Maruti van. The four are activists of the UPPK faction of the underground PREPAK.
  • April 3: Four UPPK cadres are arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Porompat.
 
  • April 4: Security forces gun down two suspected UNLF militants in an encounter at Nognada area in Imphal East District.
  • April 4: In an encounter with a combined team of Thoubal commandos, 23 and 39 Assam Rifles, two suspected militants are killed. The two deceased are identified as Oinam Premjit alias Tondomba, 22 and Khwairakpam Kunja alias Konthoi, 25 of Thanga Ething Leikai.
  • April 4: The district police along with commandos of Thoubal police conduct combing operation at Salungpham Mayai Leikai and arrest a woman cadre of the PLA/RPF named Nandeibam Aruna alias Kunjeshori alias Cheche alias Abe alias CRP alias Arunibala, 30, along with a harbourer of the outfit named Akham Manglembi, 28, daughter of A Indra Singh of Salungpham Mayai Leikai.
  • April 4: Acting on credible information the Imphal west district police commandos arrest two KCP(Noyon) group from the Palace Compound area in Imphal east.
 
  • April 5: Two suspected UNLF cadres are shot dead by a combined force of Thoubal police commandos, 23 and 39 Assam Rifles in an encounter at Nongada in Imphal East.
  • April 5: The KCP owns up responsibility for the assassination of Salam Joy at Athouba, son of Thoibal of Arong Nongmaikhong, saying the slain man was once a member of its armed wing the Meeyamgi Feengang Lanmi, MFL. Joy was found shot at Pourabi Nunggoi at 7pm on April 3. A press release said Joy was killed for working against the interest of the party.
 
  • April 6: A suspected militant of Lanheiba group of KCP is shot dead by Assam Rifles personnel in an encounter near Leishang village in Churachandpur District.
  • April 6: One unidentified militants is killed by security forces in Bishenpur District.
  • April 6: One unidentified militant is killed in encounter with Assam Rifles personnel in Churachandpur district.
  • April 6: The Imphal east commandos arrest three KRF cadres from the Mahabali area. They are identified as SL Paul Gangte, 29, of Churachandpur Tuibong village, Mangcha Kuki, 26, of Kangpokpi bazar and Pilun Chongloi alias Alum, 20, of Champhai village, Senapati district.
  • April 6: An active member of the PLA named Thokchom Bijen Singh, 20, son of Th Megha Singh of Heirok bazar is arrested by the Thoubal district commandos from the Heirok bazar.
  • April 6: Troops of the 21 Assam Rifles apprehend two KCP cadres during an operation at Sugnu Napath Mayai Lambi. They are identified as Heikrujam Ngongo alias Ebohal Meitei, 19, and Ningthoujam Dollen Meitei alias Chinglain, 18, son of N Koidam Meitei resident of Napath Mayai Lambi.
 
  • April 9: Police commandos in Thoubal district kill three militants in a encounter. 
  • April 9: One PULF cadre, Ningobum Premeswar Singh (40), is held by a combined team of Imphal East commandos and troops of 28 AR from Okram Chuthek, Imphal East.
  • April 9: Two UNLF ultras are arrested by police in Thoubal district.
 
  • April 10: Three KCP militants are shot dead by police in an encounter at Ekop pat in Thoubal district.
 
  • April 12: Commandos of the Thoubal district police arrest a PULF (Quaji Umar faction) named Md Islamuddin alias Megha, 37, of Lilong Turel Ahanbi.
 
  • April 14: Three PREPAK militants are gunned down by army in the Loktak lake area of Bishnupur District.
  • April 14: 14 Assam Rifles soldiers are killed and more than 10 injured in two different but related ambush sites falling within the Ukhrul district, according to a press release by the senior publicity officer of the Manipur People’s Army, MPA, the armed wing of the underground UNLF. The MPA release says fighters of its battalion No: 241, lay an ambush on a convoy of the Assam Rifles at 8 am at a place between Konkan and Kamjong villages, and routed the party thoroughly.
 
  • April 15: The total number of militants killed goes up to 11 in the ongoing ‘Operation Summer Storm’ to flush out militants from the Loktak area. The well planned joint operation involves the Army and Manipur police, was launched on April 10 by the 57 Mountain Division, police commandos and Bishnupur police at Loktak lake, Chingmayi Pat, Nongmaikhong, Arong and Khordak. Till last reports, the joint team had destroyed five major camps of PREPAK at the Loktak lake. Out of the five, four camps were destroyed on April 12 and 13 while the fourth one was destroyed on April 14.
  • April 15: Four NLFT militants surrender at Raishyabari PS.
 
  • April 16: One EVM is taken away by suspected militants from Tadubi police station at Senapati district.
 
  • April 17: Army and Manipur police kill one militant at Loktak lake as a part of Operation Summer Storm.
 
  • April 18: KCP(MC) militants ban private hospitals in Imphal.
 
  • April 20: The ten day long ‘Operation Summer Storm’ launched to flush out insurgenmtys from the Keibul Lamjao National Park in Manipur’s Loktak Lake area comes to an end, informs Col. Rajesh Mishra, PRO.
 
  • April 21: Troops of 31 Assam Rifles of 26 Sector under HQ IGAR (South) located at permanent vehicle checkpost at Khudengthabi apprehend an active PREPAK cadre from an auto rickshaw moving from Moreh to Imphal for checking.
 
  • April 22: Two KCP (Kokai faction) cadres are arrested by Thoubal police.
 
  • April 23: Two UNLF militants are killed in encounter with Assam Rifles in Chandel district.
  • April 23: A PREPAK cadre, N Surjit alias Loya, 32, dies in an encounter with securirty personnel at Shad Khoiro Ching.
 
  • April 24: Three rebels, including two suspected KCP(MC) militants are killed in encounter with security forces in two incidents in Imphal West and Bishnupur district.
 
  • April 25: Two rebels are killed in encounter with security forces in two incidents in Imphal West and Thoubal districts.
  • April 25: Two UNLF rebels are killed by Assam Rifles along the International border.
 
  • April 27: A KYKL rebel is arrested by Assam Rifles personnel in Moreh.
 
  • April 28: One PULF and one UNLF militants are killed by Assam Rifles in Top Chingtha and K Molnom of Thoubal district, respectively.
  • April 28: A KCP activist is arrested by police from Keirao Bitra Awaang Leikai.
  • April 28: Two KYKL activists are arrested by the police from Konjeng Leikai club, Keithel.
  • April 28: A PREPAK cadre is arrested from Thoubal district.
 
  • April 29: A joint team of police and army gun down three militants in an encounter at Hiyangthang in Imphal West.
  • May 1: Two persons including an engineer sustain splinter injuries in a bomb explosion at the house of the engineer serving in the Engineering Cell of the Manipur University.
  • May 1: Security forces gun down three suspected militants in three separate encounters. Two of the three militants are killed by a combined team of State police commandos and Assam Rifles troops in separate incidents at Keirao Awing Leikai in Imphal East district and at Kakching in Thoubal district. In the third incident, cadre of an NSCN faction is killed in Tousem sub-division under Tamenglong district. Three civilians and one officer of Mahar Regiment are injured during the encounter near Khundong area.
  • May 1: Unidentified armed persons kill wife of a former KYKL militant at Iroisemba Maning Leikai under Lamphel Police station in Imphal West District.
  • May 3: A combined team of Assam Rifles arrest one Peoples’ United Liberation Front (Azad) cadre Md Abdul Kalam alias Kalam and three Kangleipak Communist Party cadres.
  • May 3: Unidentified militants abduct and kill a former trooper of the Naga Regiment, identified as Bungo of T. Khullen village in Senapati District.
  • May 3: Suspected militants kill a Police constable posted at the office of the Superintendent of Police of Churachandpur District.
  • May 3: A combined force of the Imphal West District Police and Assam Rifles gun down two suspected militants identified as Gurumayum Bishe Sharma and Mayangbam Bijoy.
  • May 4: The proscribed Revolutionary Peoples’ Front declares that it will stop collecting all kinds of taxes from Manipuri traders, transporters of goods and passengers, transport associations, etc., based in the border town of Moreh from this month.
  • May 4: Troops of Maratha Light Infantry apprehend a cadre of Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup overground worker Sanjay Rajkumar of Sagolband.
  • May 4: Troops of Assam Rifles arrest one UNLF cadre Hidangmayum Sanatomba Sharma.
  • May 7: 34 Assam Rifles kills a suspected militant in an encounter at Salungpham in Thaubal district.
  • May 7: Imphal West District Police gun down a suspected PREPAK militant, Ngangbam Nanao,