Manipur's governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla extended the deadline for surrendering illegal and looted weapons until 4 pm on March 6. This extension, in response to resident requests, is the final opportunity for voluntary compliance to promote peace and security. Over 300 weapons have been surrendered so far amidst ongoing ethnic clashes.

At least 15 firearms were surrendered in Manipur after Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla urged residents to return looted and illegal weapons. The weapons were handed over at various police stations in Imphal West, Imphal East, and Churachandpur districts. The central government imposed President’s Rule after political instability, following ethnic clashes that led to over 250 deaths and thousands displaced.

The Sadbhavana Mandap relief camp in Manipur's Churachandpur shelters thousands of Kuki-Zo people displaced by ethnic conflict. Medical facilities are scarce, basic needs are met inadequately, and lives are plagued by hopelessness and survival struggles. The internally displaced face long wait times and insufficient aid. Urgent, consistent help is needed to alleviate their suffering.