CRPF organises civic action programme
Source: The Sangai Express
Bishnupur, October 15 2026:
The 71st Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) organised a civic action programme for the financial year 2026-27 at the Community Hall of Kwakta in Bishupur district on October 14, 2026 .
The initiative aimed to promote community welfare, encourage skill development and strengthen relations between the CRPF and the local population, said a press release by the CRPF.
During the programme, 12 carpenter tool kits, 12 electrician tool kilts, 12 plumber tool kits, 12 tailoring tool kits with sewing machines, 40 water storage tanks and 106 chairs were distributed to trained youths, needy residents and community halls, including facilities serving internally displaced persons (IDPs).
The items were handed over by Ghanshyam Behewal, DIG, Ops Range: Churachandpur, in the presence of Pramod Kumar Singh, Commandant 71 Bn CRPF, and Pappu Kumar Rajak (2ic/Ops-71Bn).Minarjan, Councillor, Kwakta, other local dignitaries, village chiefs and community representatives, including representatives from Tronglaobi Saiton/Nganukon, PGCI and Kwakta Municipal Council Ward No 8 attended the event.
The attendees appreciated the CRPF's continued efforts towards community development and welfare.
Addressing the Event, Pramod Kumar Singh, (Commandant 71Bn) CRPF emphasised the importance of peace, harmony and mutual trust between security forces and local communities.
He reaffirmed the CRPF's commitment to public welfare and expressed hope for an early return of lasting peace and prosperity in Manipur.
The programme was conducted under the guidance of the Inspector General of Police, Manipur and Nagaland Sector, CRPF, and the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Range Churachandpur.
Through such initiatives, the CRPF continues to promote self-reliance, improve the quality of life of local residents and strengthen its bond with the communities it serves, added the release from CRPF .




