Newspapers hit stands after eight days in Manipur

September 09, 2013 12:19 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 09:19 pm IST - Imphal

Employees at a newspaper printing house in Imphal, Manipur. File photo: Ritu Raj Konwar

Employees at a newspaper printing house in Imphal, Manipur. File photo: Ritu Raj Konwar

Newspapers on Monday hit the stands in Manipur after eight days following a decision to distribute dailies by the All Manipur Newspaper Sales and Distributors Association (AMNSDA).

The decision was taken in the interest of the general public, a press release of AMNSDA said.

Distribution of papers was stopped from September one due to a threat to newspaper distributors by some “unwanted elements” for not publishing their press statements, a spokesman of the All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union said.

Police and other forces have been deployed in all offices of the dailies to prevent interference in their functioning, official sources said.

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