ALL TRIBAL STUDENTS UNION MANIPUR
Manipur assembly session from July 31
The Manipur government plans to convene the Legislative Assembly on July 31, following recent violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities. The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum has raised concerns over alleged bias by security forces and called for a political solution to the ongoing conflict. The forum also disputed the Chief Minister's claim of peace talks and requested the introduction of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in certain areas. Ethnic tensions have resulted in casualties, injuries, and displacement since May last year. Stay informed for further developments on the situation in Manipur.
All works are carried out under the guidance of PM Modi: Manipur CM Biren Singh
In Manipur, Chief Minister N Biren Singh responded to criticism from the Congress over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's absence by emphasizing that efforts to restore peace are guided by the Prime Minister. Singh defended the government's actions, stating that all state and central operations, including security and relief work, are conducted under Modi's counsel. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition, visited the region and expressed disappointment at the ongoing ethnic strife, urging Modi to visit Manipur to hear the concerns of its people.
Manipur: Kuki Inpi calls for 12-hour shutdown in Kuki-Zo-dominated areas
In Kangpokpi there was protest demanding release of the arrested people. KIM Secretary, Information and Publicity Janghaolun Haokip stated amidst the brutal persecution of the Kuki-Zo people by the Manipur state.
Tribal group seeks immediate solution on ethnic violence in Manipur from LoP Rahul Gandhi
The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum appeals to Rahul Gandhi for a political solution to end violence in Manipur. They express concerns about ongoing bloodshed, displacement, and lack of security. The memorandum outlines challenges faced by the Kuki-Zo community, including restrictions on essential supplies and biased job recruitments by the state government.
Rahul Gandhi urges PM Modi to visit Manipur, says he will add pressure on govt to act
Rahul Gandhi urges PM Modi to visit Manipur after visiting relief camps. PM Modi states efforts to normalize situation with over 11,000 FIRs filed and 500 arrests. Both central and state governments working to restore peace in Manipur.
Rahul Gandhi visits relief camps in Manipur, victims highlight their issues
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, serving as Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha, visited people in relief camps in Churachandpur, Manipur, on Monday to offer them support. The residents of these camps shared their challenges arising from the ethnic violence in the state.
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BJP makes ouster of Champai Soren issue in Jharkhand
BJP leaders continued to criticise the Jharkhand government on Friday for removing Champai Soren as chief minister just two days after Hemant Soren, who was out on bail, returned as CM. This change occurred weeks ahead of the assembly polls scheduled later this year. Several BJP leaders have described the move as an insult to the tribal community in Jharkhand.
Manipur: Thousands rally for 'territorial integrity'
COCOMI organised a 5-km rally in the heart of Imphal, which was attended by a couple of legislators. The participants held banners which read "Save Indigenous and Rightful Citizens of India", "No Separate Administration", "Save Territorial Integrity of Manipur" among others.
No additional CSF personnel being sent to Manipur, troops stationed outside returning home, state government clarifies
On Monday, protests erupted in the valley areas, mainly led by women demanding the removal of central forces, accusing them of biased actions and targeting village guards. Protestors attempted to enter the residence of Chief Minister N Biren Singh but were stopped by the police. Additional CRPF troopers were deployed in Jiribam district following the killing of a 59-year-old farmer, with tensions high between Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities.
Demonstrators protest in Manipur, seek resolution to end ethnic violence in state
Protests in Manipur seek political solution for ethnic violence. ITLF demands Union Territory for Kuki-Zo people. Riots caused casualties and displacement. Rallyists appeal to Home Minister for action. Buffer Zone requested for Jiribam. Peace efforts urged for Tribals in Manipur.
NEET-UG Paper Leak case: CBI seizes burnt papers, electronic devices from Bihar Police
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken charge of the NEET-UG 2024 paper leak investigation, gathering key evidence from Bihar police. With 18 arrests made, including prime suspect Sikandar Yadavendu, the probe reveals a web of corruption affecting students nationwide. Student unions protest against the examination corruption, demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister. The investigation intensifies as political leaders call for reform and accountability.
Manipur CM Biren Singh meets Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma to discuss security concerns
Sources said that chief Ministers focused on enhancing coordination among their respective police forces to effectively counter militant activities along the border. Measures to prevent the spillover of ethnic violence from Manipur into Assam.
Police checkpoint in Manipur's Jiribam district set on fire
A police checkpoint at Leingangpokpi in Manipur was set on fire, leading to a gun battle in Gularthol between Manipur Police Commando and suspected militants. Nearby Paithol village in Tamenglong district was also affected.
Manipur Chief Minister chairs all-party meeting amid rising security concerns
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh chaired an all-party meeting to address the security and law enforcement situation in the state. He emphasized the need for concerted efforts among stakeholders to achieve lasting peace and development. Singh stated that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the central government has initiated plans to engage in dialogue with all parties involved.
Nagas urge Home Minister Amit Shah to send back illegal Myanmar immigrants
Several Naga civil bodies in Manipur have urged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to repatriate illegal Myanmar immigrants back to their country, citing concerns over their numbers surpassing local residents in certain districts.
Manipur introduces 'School on Wheels' program to educate students in relief camps
Manipur's 'School on Wheels' educates students in relief camps after ethnic conflict. Schools shut due to hailstorm. Governor Uikey's initiative provides library, computers, sports items for displaced students. Casualties, injuries, displacements reported. Communities clash. Orange alert issued.
Will get all communities on board, won't let anyone divide Manipur, says Amit Shah
Given the backdrop of the ethnic violence which had erupted in the state, 10 tribal MLAs belonging to Kuki-Zomi communities and several leading tribal organisations including Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum and Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) have been demanding separate administrations or a separate state for the tribals living in the state.
Manipur on mute: Manipur is not warming up to polls. Who wins or loses is not going to change much
Ahead of a two-phase Lok Sabha election in Manipur on April 19 and 26, the state’s calm exterior belies the unease brewing within. Less than two weeks before the Imphal Valley votes, the campaigning is eerily lacklustre as a Meitei radical group, Arambai Tenggol, has issued an appeal to the political parties to avoid public meetings, feasts and use of loudspeakers while campaigning. In Imphal, the only voice that emanates from a loudspeaker these days is when a man from a garbage-collection van appeals to residents to deposit waste products in the vehicle.
Army seizes illegal weapons in Manipur's Bishnupur district
A defence spokesperson said that the army launched a joint search operation, based on specific input about movement of suspicious individuals and presence of illegal arms and ammunition, along with SSB, Manipur Police including Commandos.The recovered items were handed over to police after the operation.
Manipur government restores holiday on March 31
Manipur government adjusts holiday schedule, designating only March 30 as a working day. The state prepares for Lok Sabha polling in Inner and Outer Manipur, while dealing with the aftermath of violent clashes and demands for tribal categorization.
Miscreants fire at Congress' Alfred Kan-Ngam Arthur for the third time
A public meeting of Congress party's candidate for Outer Manipur constituency, Alfred Kanngam Arthur, was disrupted by armed miscreants. This marks the third targeted attack on Arthur, following attacks on him on Monday and Tuesday. Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee President K Meghachandra has called for security measures to protect Arthur from attacks in the Ukhrul district.
Tribal forum office in Churachandpur attacked
Miscreants attacked ITLF office in Churachandpur, destroying items. Police investigating. Prohibitory orders in Thoubal under Section 144. ECI instructs on arms impounding. Anusuiya Uikey mentions violence in Manipur. Tribal Solidarity March opposes Meitei community inclusion.
Over 5,000 hectares of agricultural land affected by ethnic strife in Manipur
5127 hectares of agricultural land in Manipur have been affected due to ethnic strife, resulting in a loss of 15,437 metric tons of paddy crops. The violence has led to the displacement of over 60,000 people and the death of 219 individuals.
Manipur tribal body protests against transfer of over 100 Kuki-Zo police personnel to Meitei-majority areas
ITLF wrote to Amit Shah seeking his intervention in the transfer of Kuki-Zo police personnel in the Meitei-dominated areas. Senior ITLF leader and spokesman Ginza Vualzong said that given the prevailing situation, such transfers are unacceptable.
Manipur tribal leaders to meet Amit Shah to discuss prevailing situation
A delegation of tribal organisations from Manipur is expected to meet Home Minister Amit Shah and MHA officials in Delhi to discuss the current situation in Manipur. The delegation comprises leaders of ITLF, Committee on Tribal Unity, Kuki Inpi Manipur, Zomi Council, Hill Tribal Council, and all tribe councils. They are expected to meet the MHA officials on Tuesday or Wednesday.
A committee comprising of all the tribal communities of Manipur will be formed to deliberate on demand for of Chin-Kuki: Manipur CM N Biren Singh
Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs had recently written to Additional Chief Secretary of Manipur to examine the representation seeking deletion of the “Nomadic Chin-Kuki” from the list of Scheduled Tribes in Manipur made by Maheshwar Thounaojam, National Secretary of the Republican Party of India (Athawale). The letter from the ministry made it clear that recommendation from the state government is a prerequisite to process the case further.
Manipur: Thousands of students stage protest over educational negligence of Kuki tribal students
Displaced medical students from JNIMS, RIMS who undergo MBBS training and PG Course but unable to continue their studies as the government fails to make an alternative arrangement for them have participated in large numbers. Displaced NIT and Nursing students besides dental students who could not continue their studies have also participated in the rally in large numbers.
Rahul Gandhi to visit violence-hit Manipur today
"Rahul Gandhi ji will be visiting Manipur on 29-30 June. He will visit relief camps and interact with civil society representatives in Imphal and Churachandpur during his visit. Manipur has been burning for nearly two months and desperately needs a healing touch so that the society can move from conflict to peace. This is a humanitarian tragedy and it is our responsibility to be a force of love, not hate," said KC Venugopal in a tweet.
Manipur violence: Internet ban extended till June 25
The data services have been banned in view of the persisting unrest in the state. Violence gripped Manipur on May 3 after clashes erupted during a rally organised by the All Tribals Students Union (ATSU) to protest the demand for the inclusion of Meiteis in the Scheduled Tribe (ST) list.
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