POTA against PLA militants

Two militants of Manipur’s banned People’s Liberation Army (PLA) were chargesheeted under POTA by Delhi Police in a city court. The chargesheet filed in the Court of Special Judge S. N. Dhingra alleged that  Khogbantabam Brojen Singh alias Somi and Ibotombi Sapan conspired with other members of the outfit to bring students of the North-East into its fold to carry out subversive activities in the Capital. Police alleged that they were tasked by the militant outfit and its banned political wing, Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF), to create safe hideouts for the members of its organisation. The chargesheet said Irengam Bharat Singh alias Choran Singh, President of RPF and PLA’s Commander in-chief, was instructing the duo to gain the support and bring into its fold various North-East based student’s outfits. The militants have also been accused of making a attempt to garner the support of separatist amalgam Hurriyat Conference by circulating anti-India literature.
                    
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