2 Suspects of Moreh SDPO Assassination case remanded to Police Custody until Jan 29

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Imphal: Court ordered arrested Philip Khaikholal Khongsai and Hemkholal Mate, main suspects in the killing of Moreh SDPO Chingtham Anandkumar have been remanded to police custody for another 6 days until January 29 on Wednesday.

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Moreh Police produced the arrested suspects before the court of District and Session Judge, Imphal West cum Special Judge NIA Imphal West RK Memcha via video conferencing.

The accused persons are currently kept under the supervision of Moreh Police Station at 5th Assam Rifles KLP camp in border town Moreh.

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