Curfew has been relaxed in Manipur but it continues in Imphal East and Imphal West.

2017 bilsini Manipur Assembly election-o Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-na United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) bobil dol kamrangko ka·e on·aha ine dingtang dingtang dolrangni matnanganiko Sonibar salo, Manipur a·dokni BJP dol raken jegalataha.

Meanwhile, joint forces of the Army, Rapid Action Forces and state police, Assam Rifles undertook a Flag March in Imphal East district till Friday midnight.

Over 50000 people have been displaced and rendered homeless and are languishing in different Relief Camps and homes of individuals.

Six student and youth organisations on Friday asked claification from the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) to clear its stand on the claims made by the militant outfit United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) that the outlawed group that they backed the BJP candidates in Manipur 2017 assembly elections.

Police sources said that mob also torched some cars and two wheelers which were parked in the compound.

The statement read, "We are deeply concerned about the continuing ethnic violence in Manipur between the Meitei community and the tribal Kuki and Zo communities. We demand an immediate halt to this violence that is causing large scale disruption of lives, livelihoods and properties and unleashing even more terror among people".

He also said that the fire brigade was not able cannot enter the area, as the area was blocked by the people.

Rahul also said that an all-party delegation must be sent to the state to end this cycle of violence & restore peace.

According to reports, the incident is said to have occurred at around 11:00 p.m. on Thursday night, after a huge mob of miscreants stormed R K Ranjan Singh's residential gate.