17 Men Claiming to Be Kuki Cadres Arrested in Manipur; Arms Seized

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Security forces in Manipur have arrested 17 men who identified themselves as Kuki cadres. Along with the arrests, authorities recovered a significant cache of weapons and equipment. The seized material includes 24 firearms, 38 magazines, a large quantity of ammunition and explosives, wireless communication sets, and other combat gear. The recovery points to the men's possession of a well-equipped armed arsenal. The source article provides limited further detail on the operation's timing and location.

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