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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.
Manipur: Barber shops decide to down shutters indefinitely after multiple extortion threats
After an emergency meeting held on Thursday, the Manipur Barbers' Association (MBA) has resolved to close down all of their barber shops until further notice.
Manipur: No peace talks between Kuki-Zo people and Meiteis-Kuki Inpi
The Kuki Inpi Manipur denies engaging in peace talks with the Meiteis, citing lack of knowledge. The Manipur Chief Minister claims talks are ongoing to restore peace in the state. Tensions remain high following protests and violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities. Over 200 casualties and thousands displaced in the crisis that began over tribal status demands.
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.
Before he goes into space, the non-biological PM should go to Manipur: Jairam Ramesh
Taking to 'X', Ramesh, on July 4, wrote, "Before He goes into space, the non-biological Pradhan Mantri should go to Manipur." The media report has quoted ISRO Chief S Somnath as saying that PM Modi can be the candidate for India's first manned space mission, 'Gaganyan', which is slated to be launched in 2025.
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.
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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.
Police outpost torched, more than 70 houses set on fire in Manipur's Jiribam
Curfew was imposed in Jiribam and adjoining Tamenglong districts for an indefinite period after protests erupted over the killing of 59-year-old Soibam Saratkumar Singh at Jiribam on Thursday night by suspected 'armed attackers'.
Manipur: Prohibitory orders imposed in Jiribam after protests over killing of man
Tension rises in Jiribam, Manipur after the beheading of Soibam Saratkumar. The incident occurred in the Jairolpokpi area, bordering Tamenglong District.
Manipur: Demand for replacement of minister alleging absence
As many as nine fora have submitted a memorandum addressed to Chief minister N Biren Singh. Manipur is under the grip of ethnic violence since May 3 last year.
Manipur: Security forces nab three armed cadres of Kangleipak Communist Party (Taibanganba)
At least 220 people have been killed, 1,500 injured and 60,000 displaced since violence broke out between the Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities on May 3 last year.
Manipur govt initiates legal action against unauthorised renaming of places
Under Secretary Mangoljao Kamei highlights the historical importance of Thangjing (Thang Ching) and its protection under the Manipur Ancient and Historical Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1976. The Art and Culture Department declares it a protected site.
Manipur: Labourer from Jharkhand killed, two others injured by unidentified assailants
A police official said that the assailants pulled out the three labourers of a construction company from their rented accommodation and shot them dead on the spot.
Some central forces to be temporarily withdrawn from Manipur for Lok Sabha polls
Some central troops in Manipur to be withdrawn for Lok Sabha polls, likely to return after. Villagers plead for cancellation of withdrawal orders due to ongoing violence.
Manipur violence: China-Myanmar module of NSCN-IM helped banned outfits, says NIA
NIA said in a chargesheet that NSCN-IM supported banned Meitei outfits with China-Myanmar module to exploit ethnic unrest in Manipur. Meanwhile, NSCN-IM denied allegations by NIA. Outfits like KYKL and PLA have been tasked to infiltrate Indian territory for terrorist attacks.
Manipur violence accounted for 97% of displacements in South Asia in 2023: Report
Conflict in South Asia in 2023 saw 69,000 displacements, primarily by the Manipur violence during the Tribal Solidarity March, sparking ethnic clashes and land disputes among the Meitei and Kuki communities.
Protest in some areas of Manipur following withdrawal of Central security forces
The United Committee of Pukhao and Makeng Dolaithabi Gram Panchayat urged authorities concerned not to remove the BSF battalion deployed in Purum village.
2,480 illegal immigrants detected in Manipur in 2023 before outbreak of violence: CM
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh revealed that a state Cabinet sub-committee identified 2,480 illegal immigrants in 2023. The campaign aimed to address deforestation and establishment of new villages by illegal immigrants. The initiative, led by a Kuki minister, detected illegal immigrants in various districts, but was halted due to violence.
Registration of biometric data for over 5K illegal immigrants in Manipur from Myanmar completed: CM N Biren Singh
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has confirmed that out of 5457 illegal immigrants detected from Myanmar, 5173 have been registered. The deportation process is underway, with 77 illegal migrants, including 55 women and five children, deported to their country since March 8. The Myanmar nationals fled to Manipur after the Military junta seized power in February 2021. Since then, over 5,000 Myanmar nationals have taken shelter in Manipur, while over 32,000 have taken shelter in Mizoram.
One year of Manipur violence: Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities on Friday organised separate events in their respective areas of Manipur
Meitei and Kuki-Zomi communities commemorated one year post-ethnic violence with symbolic protests, black clothes, slogans, and tributes to the fallen, urging unity and peace amidst ongoing conflicts in Manipur.
Manipur one year on: Meitei-Kuki couples forced to live apart, contemplate uncertain tomorrow
In Manipur's troubled times, Meitei-Kuki couples face separation and uncertainty. Ethnic clashes have forced many couples to live apart, with one spouse in the valley and the other in the hills. Mothers see their children once a month, and fathers like Laishram Singh haven't met their newborns. Fear of abandonment looms large, straining family bonds. Many are considering leaving the state for a fresh start, as peace seems elusive amidst ongoing conflict.
Recurring violence prevents peace efforts in Manipur even a year later
The division between the Valley and the hills has been dangerously accentuated to the extent that people from Kuki areas do not venture into Meitei areas and vice versa. Even the officials prefer to stay in their respective localities. Around 13,000 Kukis and Zos have taken shelter in Mizoram following the Manipur violence.
There is unnatural growth of 996 new villages is threatening indigenous people: Manipur CM N Biren Singh
Manipur CM N Biren Singh raised concerns over 996 new villages' unnatural growth due to illegal immigration from Myanmar, leading to resource encroachment and demographic changes. At least 220 people have been killed, 1,500 injured and 60,000 displaced after the ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zomi community broke out on May 3 last year.
Outer Manipur LS seat: A total of 529 Internally Displaced Voters will exercise their franchise in 9 special polling stations
The outer Manipur parliamentary seat will go to polls on Friday, with 529 Internally Displaced Voters exercising their franchise in nine special polling stations. Around 87 companies of CAPF and 4000 state armed personnel will be deployed in the polling stations. Thirteen Assembly Segments of Outer Manipur will go for polls on April 26. Over 484949 voters, including 239140 male, 245807 female, and 2 transgender voters, will exercise their franchise in Phase-2.
Manipur Lok Sabha election: Security personnel demonstrate against posting in troubled areas
Those protesting 197 police personnel belonging to the Meitei community felt that it was risky to do duty in the area.They urged the authorities concerned to post them at an alternative place for discharging their election duty.
BJP govt pursuing 'bluff and rule' policy, claims Jairam Ramesh
Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday alleged that the BJP government at the Centre has been pursuing the policy of 'bluff and rule', besides maintaining the 'divide and rule' strategy of the British. Prime Minister Narendra Modi made several promises to the people of Nagaland about solving the Naga political issue but those were not kept, Ramesh alleged in a press conference at Kohima.
Army called in amid fresh tension in Manipur; Assam Rifles deployed after senior cop abducted briefly
The region has witnessed escalating violence since May 3, with over 180 casualties reported after a "Tribal Solidarity March" in the hill districts protested the Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.
Meitei group 'Arambai Tenggol' to hold meet with Meitei MLAs and MPs on January 24
Arambai Tenggol, a Meitei group, called a meeting of all Meitei MLAs and MPs at Kangla on January 24. The police have barred the organisation from carrying arms in the venue. A three-member team of Union Home ministry is in Manipur to hold meeting with Arambai Tenggol leaders.
Manipur organisations to launch stir if govt fails to locate two teenage boys
Various CSOs, Meira Paibis, most powerful women organisation, NGOs, social activists, student bodies and politicians together under a single platform held a meeting at Akham Ground in Imphal West and asked the government to find the two missing youths -- Avinash Maibam, 16 and Ningthoujam Anthony, 19 -- by November 19.
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