GROUND SITUATION MANIPUR
Rahul Gandhi visits relief camps in Manipur, talks to ethnic violence victims
Rahul Gandhi, leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, visited relief camps in Manipur's Jiribam and Churachandpur districts and interacted with inmates. The former Congress president, accompanied by senior Congress leaders, visited Manipur for the first time after winning both Lok Sabha seats in the state.
Gross and grave mismanagement by BJP's double-engine govt: Rahul Gandhi on Assam floods
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has criticised the Assam government for the state's flood situation, stating that it reflects the "gross and grave mismanagement" of the BJP's double-engine government. The state has seen over 60 deaths, 53,000 displacements, and 24,000 affected people. Gandhi called for a comprehensive and compassionate vision, including proper relief, rehabilitation, and compensation in the short term, and a pan-Northeast water management authority to control floods in the long term.
Manipur CM clarifies MLAs' visit to central leaders not for seeking resignation
Biren Singh clarified, "Some MLAs have gone for people are seeking solution and peace. This is rumours promoted by vested interest groups that they have gone to seek my resignation. It is wrong." He further explained that at the meeting, MLAs expressed their appreciation for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for their resolve to solve the Manipur issue. "Shah has even started holding meetings with different agencies," Singh stated.
Manipur BJP president meets Amit Shah, discusses current situation
BJP's Manipur president A Sharda Devi met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi to discuss the ethnic strife in the state, urging for immediate attention for a permanent solution and tranquillity. Devi highlighted the need for resettling IDPs and providing support for rehabilitation, while Shah assured her of the Centre's commitment to fulfilling the people's aspirations in the conflict that has left over 200 dead and thousands displaced.
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.
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.
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Will PM Modi visit Manipur after Bhagwat's remarks, asks Uddhav Thackeray
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray questioned if PM Modi would visit Manipur following RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's remarks on the state's unrest. Thackeray also criticised the lack of progress post-Article 370 abrogation in Jammu and Kashmir. He expressed concern over terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, emphasising the country's future over NDA government He affirmed unity within the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi for the upcoming state legislative council polls.
Why Manipur being given such treatment when it is integral part of India: Supriya Sule
NCP (SP) leader Supriya Sule expressed concerns over violence in Manipur, questioning why the state is treated differently despite being part of India. She criticized the government's handling of the situation and highlighted issues like unemployment and the NEET-UG exam outsourcing. Sule supported Shiv Sena MP Shrirang Barne's demand for a cabinet berth.
In Manipur over two lakh people are affected by in floods triggered by cyclone
Officials said that besides important installations including medical colleges and government offices, Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s private residence, and various hotels were inundated in knee- to waist-deep water. Water also surged into the Raj Bhavan complex, leaving the Governor's Office and Secretariat, staff quarters, and the security personnel's barracks under flood water, with only the vintage building, which is the official residence of the Governor, unaffected.
Manipur: Efforts on to set up special team to detect migrants, says CM N Biren singh
Talking to mediapersons in Imphal, Singh said that as per the law of the land, illegal migrants will be deported back following the due process of law. Government will ensure that indigenous people are protected, and that illegal migration is checked.
Timely intervention by govt improved Manipur's situation, says PM Modi
There has been a marked improvement in the situation in trouble-torn Manipur due to the timely intervention of the Centre and state government, the Prime Minister said in an interview to The Assam Tribune newspaper.
Manipur: District election officers present detailed plans for elections; focus on facilitating voting for internally displaced people
Election Officers and Superintendents of Police in Manipur district have presented detailed plans for the upcoming elections, focusing on facilitating voting for Internally Displaced People and adhering to electoral protocols. The Election Commission of India (ECI) delegation also conducted field visits to assess preparedness in Imphal West and Kangpokpi districts.
Ten Kuki-Zomi-Hmar MLAs condemn Manipur assembly’s resolution to urge Centre for SOO pact abrogation
Ten MLAs were not in assembly while the resolution was passed on Thursday. They stated, “We the Kuki-Zomi-Hmar MLAs would like to condemn and place on record our dissent and disapproval of this one-sided resolution emanating from prejudice, bias and hatred for our community that reflects a myopic view on the issue.
Central forces are here to protect the integrity of the state and lives of people, not to just observe, says Manipur CM
Chief Minister N Biren Singh expressed dissatisfaction with the approach of the central forces in addressing the crisis in Manipur. He emphasized that their role extends beyond observation to the protection of lives and property. Singh urged heightened vigilance among state forces in response to the security situation. He also appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for their recent assurances. The CM warned those challenging Manipur's unity and integrity and called for an end to attacks on unarmed civilians. He highlighted the government's commitment to inclusive development and infrastructure improvement in the hill districts.
Manipur's iconic polo ponies on the brink of extinction, only 1089 remaining
Livestock Census conducted by the Manipur Government reveals a decline in the population of the Manipuri Pony breed. Efforts to conserve the breed have been made, but challenges persist for pony owners. The decline is attributed to factors such as diminishing grazing grounds and lack of government incentives. The revival of grazing and polo grounds is crucial for the preservation of the pony culture. Manipur is the only state in northeastern India with its own distinct horse breed.
This is not the time to hold rally: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Nyay yatra
Biren said last time when Rahul came there was trouble in Manipur however people are alert and there won't be fresh trouble this time.When the situation is getting better in Manipur, Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders are trying to make the situation more complicated, he alleged.
Congress steps up attack on PM Modi over Manipur situation, Rahul Gandhi vows to bring back peace to state
On the second day of the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, led by Rahul Gandhi, the Congress party intensified its criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not visiting violence-hit Manipur. The party vowed to raise the issue in the upcoming budget session of Parliament.
Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra to begin from private ground in Manipur's Thoubal: Congress
The Congress announced that the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra, led by Rahul Gandhi, will commence from a private ground in Manipur's Thoubal district instead of the state capital, Imphal. The party had initially sought permission to start the Yatra from the Hapta Kangjeibung ground but was given conditional approval by the state government.
Congress waiting for permission to use Hapta Kangjeibung ground in Imphal to launch Nyay Yatra
The Congress leaders met Manipur Chief Secretary Vineet Joshi on Monday and requested him to provide permission to hold the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra launching meeting at the Hapta Kangjeibung ground.
Manipur: CM N Biren Singh announces new scheme for women
Elaborating on the newly launched Chief Minister's Ima Nongthangleima Yaipha Tengbang Scheme, Biren informed that women who are above 40 years of age, with no source of income and not covered under any welfare scheme taken up by the Government, would be provided financial assistance of Rs. 6000 per annum (Rs. 500 per month).
Due to the prevailing situation in Myanmar security forces have been enforced along the border, Manipur CM
On Monday two people were killed including an IRB personnel. The 48-hour total shutdown in Manipur's Kangpokpi district imposed by the Committee on Tribal Unity, or the CoTU, Sadar Hills culminated on Wednesday while its economic blockade along NH-2 and NH-37 is still underway. Volunteers were seen at various locations enforcing the total shutdown. However, there was no report of any untoward incident.
'NDA ministers visited Manipur before polls, INDIA delegation on ground after violence': Congress
Congress criticized the BJP government for its lack of action after the recent violence in Manipur. Jairam Ramesh, Congress' General Secretary communication in-charge, tweeted that NDA Union Ministers visited Manipur often in the run-up to the 2022 Assembly elections, but after the violence, only the Union Home Minister visited with no impact to show.
We hope PM speaks in Parliament soon on Manipur situation: Farooq Abdullah
On the Jammu and Kashmir administration allowing the Muharram procession in the city for the first time in 35 years, the NC president said there was no reason not to allow it before but "some of our very own people were against it".
MPs from opposition alliance INDIA reach Manipur, to assess ground situation
A delegation of 21 MPs from the opposition bloc INDIA reached here on Saturday to assess the ground situation in ethnic strife-torn Manipur. The team of opposition MPs will visit several relief camps to meet victims of the ethnic clashes that broke in the northeastern state on May 3.
Will assess ground situation to make recommendations to govt, Parliament: Oppn leaders ahead of INDIA bloc's Manipur visit
A delegation of opposition MPs from the Indian bloc, including Congress's Gaurav Gogoi and Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, will visit the north-eastern state of Manipur to assess the situation following two months of ethnic violence in the area. The delegation will make recommendations to the Indian government and Parliament following their visit. The opposition has demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi issue a statement on the situation followed by a discussion on it in Parliament.
Stabilisation of situation is immediate target, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the ethnic violence causing loss of life and property in Manipur. It directed the central and state governments to provide details on relief camps, displaced persons, and protecting religious places. The proceedings will not become a "ground for destabilisation". The governments informed the court that the curfew was relaxed and no violent incidents took place. Both governments assured remedial measures were being taken proactively. The situation was under control due to the deployment of security forces, flag marches, peace meetings, and relief camps for displaced persons.
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