Road blockade forces Manipur chief minister to take helicopter to Thoubal event

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A road blockade on NH-102 in Manipur forced the chief minister to switch to a helicopter from Imphal to Thoubal for an official event. He flew from Kangla, landed at the Assam Rifles camp, and proceeded to the venue by road under tight security. The incident relates to the inauguration of a BDO office.

Manipur's chief minister was forced to change his travel plans on Tuesday due to a road blockade by protesters on NH-102. He boarded a helicopter from Kangla in Imphal and landed at the Assam Rifles camp in Thoubal district.

Under tight security, he then proceeded by road to the venue for the BDO office inauguration. According to India Today, the blockade stemmed from a local protest.

Keywords mention Yumnam Khemchand Singh, though details remain unclear. The reason for the protest was not specified, but it disrupted the chief minister's journey.

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