India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) has taken over the probe into a series of IED blasts in Manipur, officials confirmed, highlighting the seriousness of the incidents and the potential involvement of organised groups in the northeastern state. The decision to involve the federal anti-terror agency aims to centralise the investigation, improve intelligence coordination, and identify those responsible for the explosions that have raised concerns over civilian safety and regional stability. Local police and security forces are collaborating with the NIA to collect evidence, interview witnesses, and enhance surveillance, while authorities emphasise that every effort is being made to prevent further attacks and ensure peace in the area.
India assigns NIA to investigate IED blasts in Manipur as security escalates
