Two Arrested After Houses Torched in Manipur; Security Forces Prevent Further Clash

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Manipur Police arrested two individuals following incidents of houses being set on fire in the state. The accused have been identified as Kammang Lhouvum, 65, and Pagin Hangshing, 30. Security forces were deployed and successfully intervened to prevent the situation from escalating into a larger clash. The arrests were made as part of efforts to restore order and maintain peace in the violence-affected region.

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