The investigation into thetwin blasts in Manipurhas been officially handed over to theNational Investigation Agency (NIA)for a thorough probe. The explosions occurred onJanuary 5inNgaukon, falling under the jurisdiction of thePhougakchao police station, and resulted in injuries totwo individuals.

According to local reports, the blasts happened consecutively, causing panic among residents and raising concerns over public safety in the area. The exact nature of the explosives and the motive behind the attacks are currently being examined by the authorities.

Following the incident, the NIA has taken charge to investigate the case under anti-terrorism and national security provisions, reflecting the seriousness of the situation. The agency is expected to gather forensic evidence, review surveillance footage, and question local witnesses to identify the perpetrators and ascertain whether the attacks were part of a larger network or a targeted act.

Security forces in Manipur have increased vigilance in sensitive areas, while local authorities continue to provide medical assistance to the injured. The NIA is likely to release updates as the investigation progresses.

This move to transfer the probe to the NIA underscores the federal government’s approach to handling potential terror-related incidents in the Northeast, ensuring that specialized resources are deployed to uncover the facts behind the twin blasts.