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Home / India / Nia Nabs Another Militant In Manipur Murder Arson Case

NIA nabs another militant in Manipur murder, arson case

Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 03:40 AM May 20, 2025 IST
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested one more militant in the 2024 case relating to the heinous murder of a woman and burning and looting of houses in a village in Jiribam district of Manipur.

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Rajkumar Maipaksana was arrested from Kannur district of Kerala and has been allowed transit remand by the NIA Special Court, Kochi, for production before the Imphal NIA court.

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Hailing from Jiribam district, Rajkumar is associated with the proscribed insurgent group People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak. He was allegedly among the key perpetrators of the crime, in which a woman, was massacred and several houses were set afire and looted at Zairawn village in November 2024.

Last week, NIA had arrested two other accused belonging to different militant outfits, in the case.

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