Manipur: Senapati police issues order against student body for blocking essential supplies to Kuki areas

In response to reports that the Senapati District Students' Association (SDSA) and its volunteers are allegedly stopping and inspecting vehicles carrying essential commodities destined for Kuki-dominated areas, the Superintendent of Police in Senapati, Manipur, has issued an urgent directive. 

The order highlights serious concerns about the actions of the SDSA, which is reportedly halting deliveries from online stores such as Flipkart, Amazon, and Myntra, specifically targeting orders placed by Kuki individuals.

The official statement from the Superintendent of Police underscores the potential for these actions to escalate into a significant law and order issue within the district. To prevent further disruption, the order mandates the Officer-in-Charge of Senapati Police Station (OC SPT PS) to ensure that such activities are immediately ceased on National Highway 2 (NH-2). Reinforcements from the Reserve Line (RL) and Home Guard Police (HGP) are to assist the local police by deploying day and night patrol teams to ensure the smooth flow of traffic along the highway.

Furthermore, the directive also states that the Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) in charge of law and order (LO) and the ASP responsible for NH-2 personally supervise the situation on a daily basis, ensuring continuous oversight and swift action to maintain peace and order in the region.

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