Manipur Police Chief Reviews Security in Tamenglong

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Imphal: Manipur Director General of Police Mukesh Singh wrapped up a two-day inspection of Tamenglong on November 10. The trip focused on local law and order. Singh held strategy sessions with senior police brass to dig into crime statistics, the backlog of pending cases, and the operational readiness of the district police force.

He toured the Tamenglong Police Station to check the facilities and infrastructure firsthand. Work on the new district police headquarters also underwent a rigorous review. The DGP sought to ensure the building meets current security needs.

Singh convened a key summit at the 6 Assam Rifles Battalion headquarters. The meeting included the Additional Director General of Police for Law and Order, the Deputy Commissioner, the local Superintendent of Police, and the commanders of the 6 Assam Rifles and 5th Manipur Rifles. Tribal leaders and civil society groups joined the table to air their concerns.

The group analyzed regional security threats and community issues. They pushed for better teamwork between the public, the civil administration, and uniformed forces. The area is home to mostly Naga communities alongside pockets of Kuki villages. According to an official statement, the summit "stressed the need for closer coordination between security forces, the civil administration and local communities to maintain peace and stability in the district."

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