MHA extends ban on 10 Meitei extremist organisations under UAPA for another five year
The Hindu
MHA extends ban on 10 Meitei extremist organisations under UAPA for 5 yearrs. Their “aim is to establish an independent nation by secession of Manipur from India through armed struggle,” the MHA said
The Ministry of Home Affairs on November 13 extended ban on 10 Meitei extremist organisations under UAPA for another five years.
The MHA notification said that the organisations “have as their professed aim, establishment of an independent nation by secession of Manipur from India through armed struggle and to incite indigenous people of Manipur for such secession.”
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