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One killed, another injured in IED blast in Manipur’s Imphal

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Updated At : 03:28 PM Feb 24, 2024 IST

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Imphal, February 24

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One person was killed and another injured in an IED explosion in Manipur’s Imphal West district, police said on Saturday.

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The incident took place at DM College complex on Friday night. A 24-year-old man, identified as Oinam Kenegy, succumbed to his injuries at a hospital, a police officer said.

The other injured person is undergoing treatment at a hospital and his condition is stated to be serious. No outfit has claimed responsibility for the blast so far.

Meanwhile, unidentified persons torched the office of a civil society organisation, United Committee Manipur (UCM), at Lamphelpat in Imphal West district.

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In another development, unidentified persons vandalised and torched the administrative section of a school in Imphal East district around 12.45 am on Saturday, a police officer said, adding one vehicle parked on the premises was also gutted.

 

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