Imphal, Jan 13 (NNN): Petrol pumps in the Manipur valley reopened on Tuesday afternoon after nearly four days of closure.
In protest against the bomb attack at M/S Elidas Fuel Station at Moirang Thana Leikai in Bishnupur district on January 8, the Manipur Petroleum Dealers Fraternity (MPDF) has been agitating since January 10.
The Manipur Petroleum Dealer’s Fraternity (MPDF) decided to call off its agitation following an assurance from the government of Manipur for security arrangements for the oil pumps.
The MPDF announced the decision to call off the agitation at a press meet held at Manipur Press Club in Imphal on Tuesday afternoon.
Convenor of MPDF, Laishram Jogendra, stated that the decision to call off the strike was taken after the meeting between MPDF members and the Home commissioner of the Manipur government.
The MPDF submitted a three-point charter of demands, which includes ensuring security to all fuel stations and compensation for damages.
All fuel pumps in the Manipur valley shut down from January 10 after the bomb attack at a fuel station in Bishnupur district on January 8.
