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Amid the bustling G20 preparations in the national capital, Ramesh took a dig at the Centre in a post on X, stating, "G20 is set to occur in New Delhi, yet all 5 districts of Imphal Valley will be under a complete curfew for the next 5 days."
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Over 1,300 people signed the open letter within 48 hours, which was submitted to the Prime Minister's Office on Monday.
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N Biren Singh said on Monday that the state government has filed an FIR against the members of the Editors Guild who are trying to create more clashes in the state of Manipur
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Jairam Ramesh remarked, "As the Prime Minister and his supporters focus on the G20, it's been four months since ethnic violence erupted on May 3rd, and Manipur remains overlooked by the Modi government."
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The last of 10 Kuki families were provided "safe passage" to Motbung, in Kangpokpi district, some 25 km from Imphal, he said
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At least 42 Special Investigation Teams will be set up which will investigate all the violence-related cases expeditiously in Manipur
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According to sources, the death toll from the continuous exchange of gunfire over three days is estimated to be between six to seven individuals, although officials have not yet confirmed these numbers.
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Violence started on August 29 when a village volunteer aged around 30 years was killed following heavy firing in Khoirentak area
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Two persons succumbed to splinter injuries in Manipur over the past 12 hours even as heavy gunbattle between two groups was reported from Khoirentak foothills
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CBI teams have started questioning the suspects and victims after visiting the crime sites, the sources added.
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The opposition MLAs led by former chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh said one day was not enough to discuss the prevailing situation
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The crucial one-day session of the Manipur Assembly on Tuesday is likely to hold a discussion on the state's prevailing situation of ethnic strife
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The statement added that 6 arms, 5 ammunition, and 2 explosives were recovered during search operations from Imphal-East and Bishnur districts
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The incident took place at Sagolband Bijoy Govinda under Imphal PS in Imphal West district, police said, adding the snatched weapons included two AK series rifles and a carbine.
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The Supreme Court said the Acting Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court shall designate one or more magistrates as the need may arise for the purpose of recording the statements under section 164 of the CrPC.
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The bench also permitted persons, including victims, witnesses and others related to CBI cases, to appear physically before the designated Gauhati court if they don't want to appear online
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Security forces recovered four firearms, 38 ammunition and eight bombs from Manipur's Imphal East and Imphal West districts during search operations
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The FIIDS said both the state government of Manipur and the government of India have deployed all their resources to establish peace and provide relief to those affected
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The panel has been constituted to oversee relief and rehabilitation of those hit by ethnic violence in the border state
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Due to the blockade on the NH-2, the supply of essential items and food grains were affected in many parts of the tribal-dominated areas
