Manipur Police Heritage Celebrated with Inauguration of State Museum

Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand inaugurated the State Police Museum at the 1st Manipur Rifles Battalion Complex, preserving the rich history of Manipur Police. With exhibits from antique firearms to World War II equipment, the museum stands as a milestone in safeguarding the state's policing heritage.

In a landmark event for Manipur's law enforcement community, Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand inaugurated the State Police Museum at the 1st Manipur Rifles Battalion Complex on Friday. The ceremony attracted significant attention, with Director General of Police Rajiv Singh and other senior figures in attendance.

The museum has been established to preserve the historical essence and service legacy of the Manipur Police. Its extensive collection includes antique firearms, historical uniforms, rare photographs, and archival documents. Among the many exhibits are items from the era when the force was named the State Military Police, and World War II-era weapons, providing a deep dive into the region's security history.

In his remarks on social media platform X, Chief Minister Khemchand emphasized the importance of the museum as a guardian of Manipur's policing heritage for future generations. The Chief Minister also discussed plans to enhance administrative and operational capacities within the force, pointing to the strategic development of new facilities such as the modern police headquarters at Mantripukhri.