Manipur government has announced new security operations to identify and arrest those responsible for the ambush that killed two Assam Rifle personnel.Home Minister Govindas Konthoujam stated that the attack was a tragic incident and emphasized the government's commitment to justice.

The incident occurred in Nungshangohong village, where militants planted IEDs and opened fire on a convoy, killing warrant officer Balwant Singh and Rifleman CM Singh.

The National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) has denied involvement, but the government is proceeding with a new operational strategy involving CRPF and CoBRA commandos.Officials noted that logistical preparations are underway, with full-scale operations expected after two to three months.The minister highlighted the importance of sports events in fostering peace, as the state faces ongoing ethnic tensions since 2023.The attack is part of a broader conflict involving Meitei and Kuki communities, which has resulted in over 260 deaths and 60,000 displaced people.The government aims to restore peace and normalcy through combined security efforts and community engagement.