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Date
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Place
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Incident
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Nature of incident
|
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February 19
|
Churachandpur/ Manipur
|
The UPF has claimed that Mizoram Police and
IRB from Mizoram entered neighbouring Manipur and conducted
operation at a village called Parvachawm in Churachandpur District
bordering Mizoram leading to arrest of five cadres of HPC-D.
HPC-D is one of the outfits under the umbrella organisation
of UPF which is engaged in the SoO term with the Government
of India and Manipur Government.
|
Non-violent
|
| February 21 |
Aizawl |
Mizoram Police confirmed the arrest of five suspected
militants belonging to the Manipur-based HPC-D in Parvachawm area
(Churachandpur District) of Manipur. The arrested militants were
involved in an explosion near the State Assembly Secretariat on
January 30, said the Police. The arrested militants were later
handed over to the Assam Rifles.
|
Statement |
| March 21 |
Churachandpur/ Manipur
|
Soldiers from the Army's Red Shield Division arrested
two HPC-D cadres, identified as Laldikshak (27) and Didi Vanlalthrate
(28) during an operation at Tuibong in Churachandpur District,
a defence statement said. Two 7.65 mm pistols and six bullets
were recovered from them; the statement said and added that they
were handed over to Police.
|
Non-violent |
| July 12 |
Sakawrdai/Aizawl |
MAP constable Sakawrdai Malsawmkima decamped with
his service INSAS rifle, 150 rounds of ammunition and AK-47 assault
rifle to join HPC-D operating in Mizoram -Manipur border.
|
Non-Violent |
| July 25 |
NS |
HPC-D claimed responsibility for the bomb attack
on an unspecified date on a Mizoram police vehicle at Aizawl parked
near the residence of Chairman of SHDC .
|
Statement |
| August 1 |
Mission Veng/Aizawl |
An explosion took place near the residence of
the Mizoram Parliamentary Secretary for Home in Mission Veng locality
in Aizawl. SP of Aizawl did not rule out role of HPC-D.
|
Violent |
| August 5 |
NS |
HPC-D militants gave money to a man identified
as H.D. Lalhmangaiha to carry out the Aug 1 blast in Aizawl.
|
Non-Violent |
| August 9 |
NS |
12 days before the expiry of the present term
of SoO of UPF uncertainty hangs whether UPF will sign for extension
of SoO.
|
Statement |
| August 12 |
New Delhi |
UPF convenor Aaron Kipgen stated that they have
apprised the Minister of State for Home, Kiren Rijiju the issues
concerning UPF and the need to expedite the political peace process
and submitted a memorandum for immediate appointment of interlocutor.
|
Statement |
| August 13 |
NS |
UPF decided to agree to extend the SoO term after
its expiry on August 22.
|
Statement |
| October 7 |
NS |
Although SoO pact between UPF State Government
and GoI has been extended by an year, no tripartite political
dialogue will be held as KNO have certain grudges against the
Government.
|
Statement |
| November 17 |
NS |
State Gvt asked MHA to declare Manipur-based HPC-D
as unlawful organisation
|
Statement |
| December 3 |
Dima Hasao/Assam |
Zofest, the Cultural festival of the Mizos scheduled
to begin at Haflong in North Cachar District of Assam could not
start due to reported objection from militants of HPC-D.
|
Non-Violent |
| December 6 |
Moulvaphei /Churachandpur |
Troops of Red Shield Division recovered arms and
ammunition from the general area of Moulvaphei in Churachandpur
District. According to the sources, based on specific information
regarding the presence of HPC-D cadres in the general area of
Moulvaphei, troops of Red Shield Division of AR launched an operation
and recovered one 9 mm pistol, one magazine of 9 mm pistol and
two live rounds of 9 mm pistol.
|
Non-violent |
| December 8 |
Thingchom /Churachandpur |
Troops of Red Shield Division of AR arrested one
cadre of HPC-D in the general area of Thingchom in Churachandpur
District. One 7.65 mm pistol auto and two live rounds of 7.65
mm pistol auto were recovered from the cadre.
|
Non-violent |
| December 19 |
NS |
1059 UPF militants under the SoO have surrendered
before the Government, said Deputy CM Gagairam.
|
Statement |
