Curfew and internet shut down in Manipur
Manipur violence: Internet shutdown, ultimatum to withdraw AFSPA, delayed funerals and more
Violent protests over six killings prompted an indefinite curfew and internet shutdown. COCOMI has demanded military action and AFSPA withdrawal within 24 hours, while the Kuki-Zo community delayed funerals of 10 youths killed in Jiribam,
As tension rose with the news of the recovery of the bodies, the state authorities in all five districts of the Imphal Valley ...
Irate mobs set fire to the residences of three more BJP legislators, one of whom is a senior minister, and a Congress MLA in ...
Angry mob in Manipur has torched houses of three ministers. Security forces foiled attempts to ransack CM Biren Singh's ...
NEW DELHI: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday cancelled his rallies in poll-bound Maharashtra and is headed back to ...
The legislators and their family members were not at home when the angry mob stormed their residential compounds, vandalised ...
Congress general secretary KC Venugopal on Sunday said Manipur is burning but it is painful that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not even visited the state and Union Home Minister Amit Shah is not ...
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Mallikarjun Kharge criticized PM Modi for the violence in Manipur, claiming the BJP’s divisive politics exacerbates the ...
The state government imposed prohibitory orders in five districts for an indefinite period and suspended internet services ...
The Manipur government on Saturday wrote to the Centre seeking the removal of AFSPA from the jurisdictions of six police ...
Ethnic organizations in parts of India’s violence-wracked northeastern state have shut schools and businesses to protest the ...
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