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Manipur CM meets Amit Shah in Delhi, briefs about prevailing situation

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on June 25.. After the meeting, Mr. Singh tweeted, “Under Amit Shah Ji’s close supervision, the State and Central Govt have been able to control the violence to a great extent in the past week.…

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Not giving adequate time to former CM is an insult to Manipur people, alleges Congress

Former Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh was the only leader from Manipur at the all-party meeting convened by Home Minister Amit Shah but he did not get adequate time to speak on the current situation in the State, the Congress alleged on Saturday.

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12 cadres of banned Manipur extremist group released after mob stops Army

Cadres of Kanglei Yaol Kanba Lup (KYKL), a proscribed Meitei outfit, were released after a mob led by women prevented security forces from going ahead with a cordon and search operation near Itham village in East Imphal.

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BRS suggests Centre lead all-party team to Manipur

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Kuki-Zomi outfits take out silent march in Manipur; civil society groups protest in Delhi

Nearly two months after ethnic clashes broke out between the dominant Meitei and Scheduled Tribe Kuki-Zomi people in Manipur, tribal student bodies on June 24 held a silent ‘coffin march’ in the State’s Churachandpur district to honour those killed in the violence.

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Situation tense but under control in Manipur: State police

The Manipur Police on Saturday said that the situation in the violence-prone state is tense but under control. Though some sporadic incidents have been reported in some districts, in most districts the situation is normal. Read further on Dynamite News:

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All-party meeting | President’s Rule is not an option in Manipur: Amit Shah

An all-party meeting, convened by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, began in New Delhi on June 24 to discuss the prevailing situation in Manipur. Nearly 120 people lost their lives and over 3,000 have been injured ever since the ethnic violence broke out in the state on May 3.

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Mob torches Manipur BJP Minister's godown, tries to burn down residence

Security forces fired several rounds of tear gas shells till midnight to prevent the mob from gheraoing his Khurai residence, police said. Read more on The Hindu

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Drones used to monitor road blocks in Manipur

The Army said on June 23 that a large group of women who were part of a mob prevented the movement of additional personnel in areas bordering Kangpokpi and Imphal East districts in Manipur as “armed miscreants” opened fire at villages.

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CBI team conducts investigation in Manipur violence cases

A special investigation team of the Central Bureau of Investigation and forensic experts on June 23 visited various places in Manipur in connection with cases of violence in the State.

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Manipur High Court seeks options to block VPN servers to safely restore Internet

The Manipur High Court is now pressing to find ways to restore broadband Internet across the State (with a block on social media websites) even as the Manipur government has said this is difficult because Virtual Private Network (VPN) services can still be used to access blocked sites.

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Armed men fire at villages in Manipur

A group of armed men, who sneaked from Yaingangpokpi (YKPI) in Manipur’s Imphal East district and moved towards the hills on June 23 afternoon, fired from automatic weapons towards Urangpat and Gwaltabi villages, officials said.

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Mizoram seeks funds from Centre to support refugees from Manipur

The Mizoram govt. has sought ₹10 crore from the Centre to provide relief to 11,785 people displaced by ethnic violence in Manipur.

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The challenges of reporting on an ethnic conflict

The crisis in Manipur shows how journalism can become a casualty

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Indian minister invites opposition for talks over ‘dire’ Manipur situation

Ethnic violence in north-eastern state has led to more than 100 deaths since breaking out in early May

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Manipur Violence: Any effort for peace must take place in Manipur, says Congress on all-party meet called by Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has called an all-party meeting on the situation in Manipur on June 24. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Manipur violence | Amit Shah calls all-party meeting on June 24

Nearly 50 days after ethnic violence erupted in Manipur, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has convened an all-party meeting on June 24 to discuss the situation in the State.

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Overkill: On the Internet shutdown in Manipur

The Manipur government’s clampdown on Internet services is a sledgehammer approach that is clearly problematic

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Manipur violence has left deep wound in nation’s conscience, says Sonia Gandhi

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi said that she is deeply saddened to see people forced to flee their homes and leave behind all that they have built over a lifetime in Manipur. Read more on The Hindu

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50 days since Manipur burning, PM completely failed in his duty: Congress

The Congress on Wednesday said it has been 50 days since Manipur is burning and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has "totally and completely failed" in his duty by choosing to deliberately ignore the violence-hit state in the time of crisis. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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Manipur violence | Firing reported on Tuesday night

Intermittent firing was reported from Thangjing in Manipur East around 11.45 p.m. on June 20.

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Morning Digest | Dozens of U.S. lawmakers ask Biden to raise democracy, rights concerns with Modi; Assam Rifles secures threatened supply route to Manipur’s hill districts, and more

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Assam Rifles secures threatened supply route to Manipur’s hill districts

The Assam Rifles has moved additional troops to secure a bridge on a national highway in south Manipur that is the only route for essential supplies to the tribal district of Churachandpur district in the violence-hit State.

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