The court has released them with conditions that they should not threaten, contact or induce any of the prosecution witness. They have been asked to make themselves available for interrogation by the police as and when required, and not leave Manipur without prior permission of the court till the trial is over. On November 20, the MSAD had strongly reacted against the Manipur Education minister’s announcement that Sanskrit would be introduced in selected schools and colleges of the state. The MSAD alleged that the introduction of Sanskrit was an attempt to impose the language in Manipur in the interests of a particular community. Following this, a group based in Imphal lodged a complaint against the body. They were slapped with section I53A/504/505(2)/34 of the IPC.