KSA appeals unconditional release of 5 members

Imphal, June 3: Kangleipak Students’ Association (KSA) while appealing the government authority ‘unconditional release’ of the 5 KSA volunteers today put ban to all trade activities by non locals in the state particularly by those workers and traders supported by Okram Henry.
Talking to reporters KSA volunteers blamed the Chief Minister for supporting the illegal traders and those selling adulterated food items. He said any untoward incident should be held responsible by the Chief minister and his relative for supporting the traders selling poisonous item to the people of the state.
The KSA also threatened intense form of agitation if the 5 volunteers arrested were not released unconditionally. The KSA also questioned the reason on why those traders adulterating the Tata salt are let free till today.   

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