Security advisor to former Nagaland CM arrested

Newmai News Network
Imphal | November 20

The chief advisor of the proscribed Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) who was also a chief security advisor of a former Nagaland chief minister has been apprehended yesterday, disclosed the Imphal West district SP while parading the arrested person before the media this evening at its headquarter in Imphal. 

Displaying along with the seized items, the police officer said that a big wig of the underground KYKL has been netted by the Imphal West district police commandos yesterday at around 10 am from Kwakeithel Bazar in Imphal West while the police conducted frisking and checking operation in the area. 

The arrested KYKL's master-brain has been identified as Changamayum Manoranjan Khuman alias Khumanlemba alias Baba (50) s/o Ch. Brajakishore Singh of Pishumthong Ningom Leirak in Imphal West who is currently residing at Langol Housing Complex in Imphal West. Police found him to be an active member of KYKL working as Chief Advisor of the outfit's Operation New Kangleipak (ONK). He is also said to have been deputed by the KYKL to investigate the fake appointment of teachers in the Education department, according to the police. 

He was arrested while the police checked a Maruti Alto car. The occupants of the car included the KYKL advisor's daughter and two teachers. They were freed and he was detained, the police said. 

The police also said that the fake appointed teachers which appeared in some local newspapers of Imphal were the inputs provided by Manoranjan to the ONK chief Wangba Khuman of the KYKL. 

According to the Imphal West SP Clay Khongsai, who addressed press men in Imphal said that he was arrested with one satellite phone with charger, a battery of wireless set, one mobile handset with Aircel sim, one stethoscope, BP measuring instrument, a fake identity card in his name, and documents having lists of names of teachers posted at different schools.  
 



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