Around ten parties' bloc in Manipur led by Congress on Sunday urged Chief minister N.Biren Singh to arrange an all party meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss ways and means to resolve the around nine month long ethnic violence in the northeastern state.
Union Home minister Amit Shah on Wednesday met Kuki-Zo leaders from a delegation of the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF) and sorted out what could have led to another flashpoint in the ongoing ethnic violence in Manipur.
The Supreme Court directed the Manipur Director General of Police to be personally present in the Court in the next hearing and to be in a position to answer the questions of the Court.
Committee on Tribal Unity (CoTU) called a 12-hour shutdown on Thursday to mark 90 days of ethnic violence in Manipur. The shut-down was observed in tribal dominated Kangpokpi district.
The Rural Women Upliftment Society (RWUS) held a two-day free medical checkup camp in Churachandpur, Manipur, providing crucial healthcare services to over 226 displaced individuals who are currently staying in different camps due to the ongoing ethnic violence.
Singh, while speaking on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas, said that the violence in Manipur is a plan of foreign forces, trying to grab the state's territory, playing the victim card.
10 political parties in Manipur have written to PM Narendra Modi, seeking his intervention to restore peace and normalcy in the State that has been battered by ethnic violence.
The Commission would probe the causes and spread of the violence and riots targeting members of different communities, which took place in Manipur on May 3 and thereafter.
Imphal, May 30: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday visited Manipur's Churachandpur district, which has been severely affected by the ethnic violence since...
