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BJP demands resignation of Manipur CM

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Imphal: BJP has sought resignation of Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh accusing his government of failing to maintain law and order in the state, which has witnessed a series of bomb blasts recently.

The series of bomb blasts in the past one week and loss of lives of innocent people indicated deterioration of law and order and intelligence failure in the state, party national secretary Tapir Gao told reporters Saturday evening.

The chief minister should take responsibility for the poor law and order situation and resign as his government has “utterly failed” to maintain peace and protect lives of innocent civilians, he said.

Powerful bombs exploded on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday in the heart of Imphal city in which three persons were killed and eight others injured.

Security tightened in Manipur

The Manipur government has stepped up vigilance and tightened security in the wake of a series of bomb blasts in here last week. Police and Manipur Rifles personnel have started checking roadside areas in various localities with sniffer dogs for planted explosives.

Patrolling has also been intensified in Imphal East and Imphal West districts, police said on Sunday. Superintendents of Police of both districts have appealed to the people to report to police if they found any suspicious object in their localities.

The government has been considering different strategies to tackle the situation including random checking of people in different parts of the state capital to intercept movement of ultras, official sources said.

Militants had exploded powerful bombs on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday last in the heart of Imphal city in which three persons were killed and eight others injured. (PTI)

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