Surrender illegal arms within 7 days: Manipur Governor Ajay Bhalla urges all communities to restore normalcy
Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Thursday urged people of all communities, particularly the youth, to surrender illegal arms to restore peace in society. Urging all communities in the Valley and Hills to voluntarily come forward and surrender looted and illegally held weapons, Ajay Bhalla said that returning these weapons would be a powerful gesture towards ensuring peace. Here's what Governor Ajay Bhalla said “The people of Manipur, both in the Valley and Hills, have suffered immense hardship for the last over twenty months due to a series of unfortunate incidents affecting peace and communal harmony. Return weapons" It is in this regard that I sincerely request the people of all communities, particularly the youths in the Valley and Hills, to voluntarily come forward and surrender looted and illegally held weapons & ammunition to the nearest Police Station / Outpost / Security Forces Camp within next seven days, with effect from today.
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