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Manipur People's Party (MPP) today demanded the government to investigate the findings of human skeletal remains from Tombisana High School compound within a week. In a press meet held at its Head Office at Pologround, MPP President N Sovakiran said the recovery of a mass grave in a restricted place, which is very close to Manipur Assembly Complex is mysterious. For a long time the place was used as CRPF camp and later by Manipur Police. MPP alleged that the act of killing must have done by the security forces. Sovakiran also said the killing must have carried out under the instruction of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and later dumped at the place.  MPP further said it would approach National Human Rights Commission and carry out intense agitation if govt fails to bring out the truth within a week.

The 47th foundation day of Manipur Peoples’ Party (MPP) was held today at its head office near Imphal Polo Ground. MPP’s chief adviser and former Deputy chief minister Dr L Chandramani, President of the party N Sovakiran, leaders of the frontal organisations of MPP, party workers and sympathisers attended the function. Gifts were presented to senior workers of the party and kids of Tera Children Home. Speaking at the function, N Sovakiran said number of deaths and crimes has increased despite state govt’s claim that law and order has improved. He said there is suspicion that state government is taking percentage in compensatory amounts by not controlling the crimes in the state. Sovakiran also said the govt denied compensation to MPP’s former vice president Haobijam Manisana who was killed by gunmen.  Sovakiran further said MPP is India’s third oldest regional party and oldest in North East. North-East regional political party front has extended greetings on the 47th foundation day of MPP and also appealed to the party to strongly support in forming regional force. He said regional party has been promoting regionalism as national parties exist only in Delhi’s interest. He said MPP will continue to play a major role in forming regional force.