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Two Manipur journalists held for links with terror outfits

  •   Sun, Jun 26 2022 09:09:16 AM

Imphal, Jun 26 (IANS): Two journalists, associated with the local media in Manipur, were suspended on Saturday by the All Manipur Working Journalists Union (AMWJU) after they were arrested on Friday following their alleged links with the militant outfits.

A court on Saturday sent the arrested individuals to police remand for seven days.

AMWJU General Secretary Khwairakpam Naoba in an order said that the two journalists -- Bijoy Kakchingtabam, 54 and Leimapokpam Shanjitkumar, 41 were suspended for committing activities which lowers the dignity of the profession of journalism in general.

A police officer said both were arrested from Bishnupur Bazar when they were trying to recruit cadres for the banned extremists outfit United National Liberation Front from Bishnupur district, and send them to Myanmar for training.

Three mobile phones and one car were seized from their possession.

Police took the action after receiving inputs from the National Investigation Agency.

 
  

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sun, Jun 26 2022

    post 2014 very difficult to believe who is genuine....journalists and journalism in general has become so partisan because of fear of ED or CBI raids or simple attack by saffron goons...only solution to send chaiwala back to the railway platform in Vadodara to fry tasty pakodas....

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