Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh condemned the attack on Indian security forces that led to the unfortunate demise of two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in the Naransena region of Bishnupur district.
A gunfight broke out between two groups in Manipur, following which a 33-year-old man was found dead, police said on Saturday.
Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were killed in an attack by suspected Kuki militants in Manipur's Naransena area.
On inquiry, it was found that there was no official notification letter from the Home Ministry. However, the Kuki-Zo women indicated that certain district officials verbally communicated the decision made by the Home Ministry.
The Meitei Resurgence Forum (MReF) in Manipur has demanded the Government of India (GoI) to take immediate action regarding the ongoing terror attacks.
The Kangpokpi District Administration's lightning-fast response breathed life back into heavy vehicle traffic along the Asian Highway within just 24 hours of a devastating bomb blast at the Saparmeina bridge on April 24
The report, issued annually as mandated by the US Congress, highlighted alleged "human rights abuses" following violent confrontations between the Meitei and Kuki communities in Manipur last year.
"We are getting all the polling personnel ready and distributing their Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs)," stated Zuringla. "We are distributing their polling materials. We already have the security arrangements for them," she added.
According to official reports, the interception occurred when a Bolero Pick up, sporting a white exterior and registered under the number AS 11DC-3506, was intercepted by police.
The second phase of polling in Outer Manipur is set to take place on April 26 amidst tight security. Over 87 companies of paramilitary forces and more than 4,000 state police personnel have been deployed across 857 polling stations.
An earth-shattering bomb blast, suspected to be an Improvised Explosive Device (IED), rocked Kangpokpi District on April 24.
Heavy vehicular traffic has been suspended on a minor bridge in Manipur following a bomb explosion. The decision was taken to prevent potential mishaps and ensure public safety.
A bridge on the National Highway 2 in ethnic violence-hit Manipur’s Kangpokpi district was partially damaged in an IED explosion early on Wednesday, disrupting traffic movement in the area on April 23.
In the latest development ahead of phase-2 Lok Sabha polls, 3 IED blast rocked National Highway-2 last night causing significant damages to the bridge and halting the movement of vehicles.
Drivers in Manipur lifted their cease work strike after holding another round of talks with the Chief Secretary POL and bulk LPG tanker drivers yesterday, April 23.
A powerful explosion took place along the National Highway-2 near Saparmeina in Kangpokpi district late at night around 12.25 am.
The miscreants launched a relentless barrage of mortar shells and bombs on Kuki-Zo villages, plunging them into a relentless crossfire that persisted until nightfall.
The Manipur unit of the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) bloc praises the Election Commission of India (ECI) for conducting re-polls in the state. The re-polling was requested after disruptive incidents hindered the free and fair conduct of the initial polls.
Two polling agents of the INC candidate were allegedly threatened during a repoll at 11 polling stations in Manipur's Inner Parliamentary Constituency. The Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee has filed a complaint with the Returning Officer, accusing the BJP of poll rigging and EVM destruction.
Biswakarma leaves behind an elderly mother, wife, two daughters and four elder brothers.
As per reliable source at around 9:30 PM, armed miscreants launched a gun attack on the residence of Imagi Meira’s convenor, Th. Sujata.
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