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Crime
Delhi Police Arrest Manipur Militant Linked to Two UAPA Cases
✍️ MillenniumPost
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 02:31 AM
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Delhi police have taken into custody a militant from Manipur who was wanted in two cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
Delhi police announced the arrest of a militant originating from Manipur in connection with two pending cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). The operation was carried out by a specialised team of the Delhi Police, and the suspect was taken into custody at a location within the national capital.
The two UAPA cases pertain to alleged involvement in activities deemed unlawful against the sovereignty and integrity of India. Under the act, the accused faces stringent bail conditions and can be detained for an extended period pending trial.
According to a statement released by the Delhi Police, the arrest follows a months-long investigation that tracked the suspect's movements across state borders. The police have not disclosed the individual's name, citing ongoing legal procedures.
The arrested individual will be produced before a Delhi court, where the prosecution will present the charges and the court will decide on bail and further custody arrangements. The case underscores the continued focus of law‑enforcement agencies on curbing insurgent activities linked to the northeastern region.
The two UAPA cases pertain to alleged involvement in activities deemed unlawful against the sovereignty and integrity of India. Under the act, the accused faces stringent bail conditions and can be detained for an extended period pending trial.
According to a statement released by the Delhi Police, the arrest follows a months-long investigation that tracked the suspect's movements across state borders. The police have not disclosed the individual's name, citing ongoing legal procedures.
The arrested individual will be produced before a Delhi court, where the prosecution will present the charges and the court will decide on bail and further custody arrangements. The case underscores the continued focus of law‑enforcement agencies on curbing insurgent activities linked to the northeastern region.