The Chief Minister's office, in its intel input to police, flagged that tribal militants "are reportedly grouped in units of 30 members each and currently scattered on the periphery, and expected to launch multiple coordinated attacks".

Local media reports said the intruders were Kuki militants trained in jungle warfare. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Kuldeep Singh, security adviser to the BJP-led government said on Friday that until the intelligence report is proven wrong, the authorities are acting based on it

Security forces on India's northeast border have been placed on alert following reports that 900 suspected militants from war-torn Myanmar have crossed into restive Manipur state, a security official said.

As security forces remain on high alert, authorities are working to prevent any possible militant attacks and ensure the safety of vulnerable areas in Manipur.

Manipur's security advisor, Kuldiep Singh, announced several measures to counter potential militant violence. High-alert districts include Churachandpur, Tengnoupal, Ukhrul, Kamjong, and Pherzawl. Operations focus on drone and rocket threats,

Manipur faces a security alert due to the infiltration of over 900 Kuki militants from Myanmar that are expected to attack Meitei villages. Intelligence suggests they are trained in drone warfare.

Addressing the media today, Singh said that the police department is treating this alarming development with utmost seriousness, implementing necessary precautionary measures to counter potential threats.

A major security alert has been sounded by the authorities in Manipur in the wake of an intelligence input that over 900 Kuki militants have infiltrated into the state from Myanmar, officials said. As per the intel alert,