Manipur, Nov 13: In a bid to bolster security and enhance coordination among key law enforcement agencies, Assam Rifles organized a Security Coordination Meeting in collaboration with Manipur Police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on November 11, 2025, at Kotlen in Kangpokpi District, Manipur. The meeting was part of ongoing efforts to review and strengthen security measures in the region, ensuring a cohesive approach to maintaining law and order in the area.

The high-level meeting aimed at fostering better inter-agency communication, establishing joint security operations, and streamlining operational strategies to address emerging security concerns in the region. The gathering brought together senior officials from Assam Rifles, the Manipur Police, and CRPF, all of whom discussed the current security landscape and shared insights on ways to improve coordination.
A major focus of the meeting was the sharing of critical intelligence among the agencies to enhance real-time responses to security threats. Participants agreed on the importance of joint operations to tackle insurgent activities, lawlessness, and other threats to peace in the area. Additionally, officials reviewed efforts to monitor and dismantle illicit poppy cultivation in Manipur, which has been a longstanding issue in the region. The meeting highlighted the need for collective action to address the challenges posed by the drug trade and its impact on local communities.
Discussions also emphasized the importance of coordinated security patrols, joint surveillance operations, and effective communication channels to ensure a unified response to any potential security breaches. The agencies reaffirmed their commitment to working together to maintain the stability of the region, prevent criminal activities, and safeguard the lives of the local population.
The meeting concluded with a strong message of operational synergy, underlining the shared responsibility of the Assam Rifles, Manipur Police, and CRPF to ensure peace, safety, and the rule of law in Manipur. This collaborative approach is expected to improve operational effectiveness, enhance security in remote areas, and tackle emerging threats with greater efficiency.