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Various civil society organisations (CSOs), NGOs, and women's bodies in Manipur have threatened to launch a state-wide agitation if the security forces fail to locate the two teenage boys missing since November 5.Various CSOs, NGOs, social ...

Various CSOs, Meira Paibis, most powerful women organisation, NGOs, social activists, student bodies and politicians together under a single platform held a meeting at Akham Ground in Imphal West and asked the government to find the two missing youths -- Avinash Maibam, 16 and Ningthoujam Anthony, 19 -- by November 19.

Manipur faces turmoil with a 33-hour shutdown, ethnic tensions, and missing teens.

A senior police officer, who did not want to be named, told ET, “There were gunshots fired at around 9:10am. While six people are admitted at the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital, three are in a private hospital. One person was airlifted to Guwahati for treatment.”

Demanding the safe release of Avinash and his companion Anthony, students of Don Bosco High School, Langjing staged a sit-in protest in front of the school.

The Senapati District Women Association (SDWA) warned to refrain from “dragging the Nagas into ongoing ethnic conflict.”

Apart from the tag ‘missing,’ the common point that runs through these cases is the fact that their bodies are still not found. atom samarendra and yumkhaibam kiran kumar left home on may 6 never to return home. fast forward by exactly 60 days

Imphal, November 8 (IANS) Tension prevailed in Manipur’s Imphal West even as the security forces have arrested two suspects on Wednesday in connection with the reported abduction or disappearance of two teenage boys from the district on Sunday.

Two more teenagers who reportedly went to take part in a ceremony at Koubru temple in Sekmai went missing after they crossed the Kanglatombi bridge in Imphal West on Sunday