KULDIEP SINGH

A senior official of the Home Department said that the additional Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) have started arriving in Manipur since Tuesday and they are being deployed in vulnerable, mixed-population, sensitive, and fringe areas of both hill...

Manipur's ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki communities has resulted in 258 deaths since May. Authorities have apprehended 32 individuals for property destruction and recovered around 3,000 looted weapons. An additional 90 companies of the...

The Manipur government has downplayed intelligence reports of 900 Kuki militants infiltrating to carry out attacks on September 28. Officials stated that the threat is minimal and unsubstantiated, urging the public not to worry. Security forces rema...

Manipur's Director General of Police, Rajiv Singh, has confirmed reports of 900 trained Kuki militants infiltrating from Myanmar to attack Meiteis on September 28 were unverified. Security forces remain on high alert. The Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ ...

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF) has urged Kuki-Zo people in Manipur to avoid travel and stay alert from September 26-29 due to potential attacks. ITLF has announced border closures, school shutdowns, and a total shutdown on September 28....

In Manipur, over 4800 looted weapons remain unrecovered amid ongoing ethnic strife. The state has faced repeated arms thefts since May last year, with more incidents in valley districts. Recent joint operations by the Indian Army and Manipur Police ...

Manipur- Following the reports of approximately 900 well-trained Kuki militants from Myanmar to Manipur, Security Advisor to the Chief Minister of Manipur, Kuldiep Singh said that the police department is treating this alarming development with utmo...

The situation in Manipur is worsening as protests escalate, demanding the removal of key security officials and control of the unified command by the state government. Tensions between ethnic groups continue, with concerns about drone attacks and in...

The BJP MLA added that the Central Government has to hand over the unified command to the State Government headed by the Chief Minister and allow it to act as per the procedures prescribed by law to bring peace and normalcy in the State.

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 sta...

Union Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to address the ethnic divide in Manipur by engaging with both the Meitei and Kuki communities promptly. He emphasized increasing central forces deployment if necessary to restore peace and take strict legal action...

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...

A team of senior officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Intelligence Bureau (IB) have reached Imphal to discuss the ethnic violence in Manipur. The officials will interact with both communities and their leaders to prepare a list of d...

In protests against the incidents of violence during the past 24 hours in different districts of Manipur, various organisations including Meira Paibis (women vigilantes) organised massive protests in the state capital Imphal.The security forces burs...

Biren said that the unified command and combined teams of security forces comprising Assam Rifles, BSF and state police commandos are jointly taking on the militants. “Militants have attacked state police and central forces. It is our primary duty t...

Manipur Police has so far registered more than 4,000 first information reports and the number is likely to go up, officials said on Wednesday. The authorities have handed over documents related to six FIRs to the 10-member SIT formed by the Central ...

Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel deployed in Manipur were caught on camera vandalising private vehicles and windows of residential houses at Singjamei Yumnam Leikai and Moirangkhom in Imphal on Monday, an official said.

Security advisor to the Manipur government, Kuldiep Singh, said that during his four-day Manipur visit Home Minister Amit Shah had directed the state government to send a proposal to the MHA for a relief package for the displaced people.

Briefing the media on Friday at the Chief Minister's bungalow in Imphal, the security advisor said some cadres and arms were found missing from some camps of the militants who are under suspension of operation (SOS). He said that normalcy is gradual...