MANIPUR LAW AND ORDER
Manipur extends mobile internet ban for two more days amid escalating violence
Due to ongoing violence in Manipur, mobile internet services will remain suspended in seven districts for another two days. The suspension aims to curb the spread of inflammatory content. The decision follows the discovery of bodies of six Meitei individuals who were abducted earlier this month, further escalating tensions between Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities.
Manipur: NPP asks its members not to attend any meeting called by CM N Biren Singh in future
The National People's Party (NPP) in Manipur has instructed its members to boycott meetings called by Chief Minister N Biren Singh, demanding his replacement as a condition for continued support to the government.
Repercussions of Cong's abject failure felt in Manipur even today: Nadda to Kharge
BJP President J.P. Nadda countered Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's criticism of the government's handling of the Manipur unrest. Nadda accused the Congress of pushing a false narrative and blamed their past policies for the current situation. He asserted that the BJP government is committed to restoring peace and highlighted the development work undertaken in the Northeast region.
Curfew relaxed in 5 valley districts in Manipur, Kuki-Zo MLAs slam NDA resolution
Curfew restrictions in five Manipur Valley districts will ease on Friday, allowing a seven-hour window. However, educational institutions will remain closed until November 23. Meanwhile, Kuki-Zo MLAs opposed the NDA's resolution to investigate the deaths of six Meitei civilians, demanding an impartial probe into all civilian killings since May 3 and statewide action against armed groups.
Manipur extends mobile internet ban for 3 days
The Manipur government extended the suspension of mobile internet services in seven districts for three more days, despite a relaxation of curfew in four Imphal Valley districts. This decision comes as schools and colleges remain closed following violence that erupted on November 16th. The internet suspension aims to maintain law and order.
Mobile internet suspension extended in Manipur for three more days
The Manipur government extended the suspension of mobile internet services in seven districts. The suspension was extended for three more days. The decision was made to maintain law and order. The suspension was initially imposed on November 16 for two days. The restriction on broadband services was lifted on Tuesday.
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"Manipur facing serious law and order situation": NPP National Vice President Yumnam Joykumar
The National People's Party (NPP) has withdrawn its support from the BJP government in Manipur, citing the government's failure to control the law and order situation. NPP leader Yumnam Joykumar expressed concern over the ongoing tensions and criticized the government's inaction on their suggestions.
Manipur MLAs pass resolution, demand action against Kuki militants
Manipur MLAs have passed a resolution demanding a review of AFSPA and action against Kuki militants within seven days. They are also seeking an NIA investigation into three key cases related to recent killings. The NPP, which withdrew support from the government, criticized the handling of the law and order situation, demanding confidence-building measures and a neutral government.
Manipur Violence: Protestor shot as mobs lock offices
A protester was shot dead during a clash between security forces and a mob in Manipur's Jiribam district, prompting protests and resignations. Civil society organizations initiated a lockdown of Central government institutions in Imphal, while several BJP members resigned in protest. The Governor has ordered an inquiry into the incident.
Manipur violence: Centre deploys additional 5,000 CAPF personnel
The Indian government is deploying 50 additional Central Armed Police Forces companies, totaling over 5,000 personnel, to Manipur to address the escalating violence and fragile law and order situation. This decision follows a security review led by Home Minister Amit Shah, who emphasized restoring peace and directed enhanced security measures in the state.
Manipur situation: One protester dead, Centre to rush 5,000 additional paramilitary troops
Tensions escalated in Manipur as a Meitei group protested recent killings, locking government offices. The unrest prompted the deployment of 5,000 paramilitary troops. One protester died during a clash with security forces in Jiribam, where vandalism and property damage were reported.
Manipur: Internet suspension extended amid escalating violence, curfew
The Manipur government extended internet suspension in the state on Monday as violence continues to escalate in various regions, with a curfew also being enforced in certain areas. The decision to extend the suspension of internet services is aimed at curbing the spread of misinformation and preventing further unrest amidst the ongoing violence.
Manipur protesters defy curfew, lock government offices
Protests erupted in Imphal West district, Manipur, as members of COCOMI locked down government offices, demanding justice for the recent killing of six people, including three women and three children, in Jiribam. The protests follow the discovery of bodies believed to be among six people who went missing from a displacement camp in Jiribam on November 11th.
Centre to send 50 more CAPF companies to Manipur this week
The Indian government is increasing security forces in Manipur to restore peace. Violence erupted recently, causing loss of life and unrest. Over 200 people have died in ethnic clashes since last year. The Home Minister will hold a meeting to discuss strategies for handling the situation. Additional forces will be deployed based on the level of violence in different areas.
Manipur CM Biren Singh convenes NDA meeting to discuss developing situation
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh held an emergency meeting as violence erupted in the state following the withdrawal of support by a key ally. Protests, vandalism, and clashes with security forces led to fatalities and heightened tensions, prompting curfews and internet shutdowns in several districts.
Manipur: National People's Party to withdraw support from Biren Singh govt with immediate effect
The National People's Party (NPP) has withdrawn its support from the BJP-led government in Manipur, citing the government's failure to control the deteriorating law and order situation and restore normalcy. Ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities has resulted in over 230 deaths and widespread displacement since May of last year.
BJP deliberately wants Manipur to burn: Kharge
Violence flared in Manipur. Congress leaders blamed the BJP for the unrest. Protesters targeted homes of government officials. Authorities imposed restrictions and cut internet access in some areas. The violence follows the discovery of bodies, escalating tensions in the state.
Manipur Violence: 10 key points explaining why the state is burning
Manipur remains deeply divided along ethnic lines, with violence escalating between the Meitei community in the valley and the Kuki tribals in the hills. Since May, over 250 people have died and 60,000 displaced in clashes over quotas and government grants. Recent unrest followed the discovery of six bodies, leading to violent protests, curfews, and heightened security. The violence stems from longstanding ethnic tensions, with the Meiteis seeking Scheduled Tribe status, sparking protests by Kukis and Nagas.
Situation calm but tense in Manipur, curfew remains imposed, internet suspended
Manipur's Imphal Valley is tense after six bodies were found. Protests erupted, leading to violence and arson. The government imposed a curfew and suspended internet services. The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity demands military action against militants. The situation remains fluid.
Houses of 4 more MLAs torched in Manipur, agitators attempt to storm CM's ancestral residence
Angry mobs in Manipur targeted the homes of multiple BJP and Congress legislators, setting fire to several residences. This wave of violence, sparked by the alleged killing of six people by militants, prompted authorities to impose a curfew and suspend internet services in several districts.
Manipur: Mobs attack residences of three ministers, six MLAs
Mobs attacked residences of three ministers and six MLAs in Manipur. The mob also targeted residences of other political leaders. One vehicle was torched. The attacks followed the discovery of six bodies in Jiribam district. Authorities imposed a curfew and suspended internet services. Security forces were deployed to control the situation.
Manipur: Protesters storm residences of two ministers, three MLAs over murder of three people
Protesters in Imphal, Manipur, stormed the homes of government officials, demanding justice for the murder of three people whose bodies were found near the Assam border. They demanded the arrest of the culprits and a response from the government. A curfew has been imposed in Imphal West district following the protests.
AFSPA reimposed in Manipur's 6 police station areas; MHA says 'continuous volatile' situation
The Indian government has reimposed the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in six police station areas of Manipur, citing ongoing ethnic violence. This decision follows the recent seizure of arms and ammunition, as well as a fierce gunfight between security forces and suspected militants.
Centre rushes 20 more CAPF companies to Manipur after fresh violence
The Indian government has deployed 2,000 additional security personnel to Manipur following recent attacks and unrest. This deployment comes after a clash between security forces and militants, resulting in casualties and the seizure of weapons. The additional forces will bolster the existing security presence in the state, which has been grappling with ethnic violence since last year.
Manipur: Curfew imposed in Jiribam district following encounter that killed 11 militants
An indefinite curfew has been imposed in Manipur's Jiribam district following an encounter that resulted in the deaths of 11 suspected militants and critical injuries to a security personnel. This action was taken in response to the militants' arson attacks on local shops and their assault on a police station.
Curfew imposed in Churachandpur, Manipur amid law and order concern
Curfew has been imposed in Churachandpur, Manipur, from 6 PM on 16th October, 2024, until 18th October, to prevent a potential breach of law and order. The district administration declared this urgent measure to ensure public peace and prohibit unauthorized assemblies and the carrying of weapons.
Centre extends AFSPA in parts of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland
In another notification, MHA said AFSPA was extended in eight districts - Dimapur, Niuland, Chumukedima, Mon, Kiphire, Noklak, Phek and Peren - and 21 police station areas in five other districts of Nagaland, which has a total of 16 districts. Nagaland has 215 km of unfenced borders with Myanmar while Arunachal Pradesh shares 1,817 km border with China, Myanmar and Bhutan.
Manipur Police concern over use of sophisticated weapons during protests
Manipur Police have raised concerns over the use of sophisticated weapons during protests, urging demonstrators to avoid such tactics. DIG N Herojit Singh highlighted incidents involving automatic firearms and stressed the need for restraint. The police call for non-violent, democratic methods and community cooperation to maintain law and order.
Stay away from tribal student groups' shutdown and rallies- Manipur government
The Manipur government has advised citizens against joining a rally called by tribal student bodies in Kangpokpi district and urged businesses, government offices, and private institutions to remain open. The rally is part of a demand for a Union Territory. Authorities warned of legal action against any disruptions.
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