IMPHAL: The
National Investigation Agency (
NIA) has seized Rs 48 lakh in cash from a woman during an investigation into the activities of proscribed terrorist organisation
Kangleipak Communist Party
(KCP).
The agency is investigating the March, 2017 case under Sections 120B of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and 20 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act relating to the activities of the organisation.
The money was seized from K Pramodini, an employee of RIMS, Imphal. It was produced by Pramodini in the presence of independent witnesses. The amount belongs to N Sobita Devi, wife of accused Dr Mutum Shyamo Singh (ex-director of JNIMS Hospital, Imphal).
The NIA found out that the amount was handed over to Pramodini by Sobita Devi for the purpose of concealing the terror funds which were collected by Mutum Shyamo Singh as part of his activities in support of KCP.
The NIA had arrested Singh on July 6 for his active involvement in the affairs of KCP. A search was was conducted at that time in his house and Rs 40,03,000 in new currency and Rs 1,00,000 in old currency were seized as proceeds of terrorism.
During the investigation of this case, accused persons Khoirom Ranjit Singh, 'commander-in-chief' of KCP, and his associates Irungbam Sanatombi Devi and P Prem Kumar Meitei - were arrested and a chargesheet was filed on July 10 last year before the NIA special court in Delhi. A supplementary charge sheet against Sanabam Inaobi Singh has also been filed in the instant case on May 24.
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