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Manipur violence: 53 bodies – mostly Kukis – lie unclaimed at two Imphal hospitals

Nearly three months into the ethnic violence in Manipur, at least 53 dead bodies – mostly all belonging to the Kuki community – lie unclaimed at two district hospitals in Imphal East and West, sources at the state health department and district administrations told Newslaundry. Officials said three or four…

Newslaundry

PUCL seeks Supreme Court monitored SIT probe into Manipur violence

The SIT should necessarily investigate the May 3 incident in Churachandpur; the sexual violence incidents reported across Manipur; and the Khamen Lok massacre, PUCL president Kavita Srivastava and general secretary V. Suresh said in a joint statement.

The Hindu

Manipur government let strife go out of control: INDIA

A delegation of 21 MPs from the opposition bloc INDIA reached Imphal earlier in the day and then teams from the delegation flew to Churachandpur in two helicopter flights. Read more on The Hindu

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39 babies born in 90 days: Grief and comfort at Manipur’s only relief camp for pregnant women

Within the varicoloured walls of the Khuman Lampak Sports Complex in Imphal, a handful of pregnant women huddle together. Wearing the traditional phanek over their kurtas, they’re discussing the news of the day – attacks in the border district of Moreh, cross-firing in Bishnupur, and the larger disruptions that have…

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Abandoned houses, school burnt by mob led by women in Manipur’s Bishnupur district

At least 10 houses and a school burnt in Churachandpur district by mob led by hundreds of women. BSF retaliated with fire to prevent mob from taking away their vehicle. Local volunteers also deployed to area.

The Hindu

FIR reveals horrific killing of Manipur youth

This was among the first instances of brutality in Manipur’s ongoing ethnic conflict, details of some of which are surfacing only now. Read more on The Hindu

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Assam Rifles files sedition case against Imphal civil society group

Assam Rifles registers case of sedition, defamation against Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity for call to not surrender weapons; FIR registered at Churachandpur police station; COCOMI had demanded Assam Rifles be replaced with other police force; criminal case registered against Imphal-based politician for alleging Assam Rifles protecting Kuki terrorists.

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Kuki-Zo people hold rally for separate administration in Churachandpur

Kuki-Zo people in Churachandpur, Manipur held a rally to demand a separate administration due to ongoing ethnic conflict. Protesters wore black, raised slogans for separation, and denounced the State govt. Leaders spoke of need for "total separation" to safeguard people.

The Hindu

‘Ten from Myanmar allowed to Manipur due to medical emergency’

Ten persons from Myanmar, currently admitted to a hospital in Churachandpur district of Manipur with bullet injuries, were intercepted by the Assam Rifles at the border and allowed to enter the State as it was a case of a medical emergency, according to multiple government officials.

The Hindu

No end to deadly violence in India’s ethnically-divided Manipur

Clashes between Meitei and Kuki-Zo tribes continue even after two months, with over 140 dead and thousands displaced.

Al Jazeera

Rahul Gandhi visits and assures help to victims of Manipur violence

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi visited two camps in Manipur’s Churachandpur, one of the worst-hit districts dominated by the Kuki-Zomi tribes, caught in a conflict with the majority Meitei people of the Imphal Valley since May 3.

The Hindu

Rahul Gandhi’s convoy stopped by Indian police in Manipur

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was travelling to Churachandpur district when police fired tear gas near his convoy.

Al Jazeera

Rahul Gandhi to take chopper to violence-hit Churachandpur after convoy stopped by Police in Manipur

Gandhi is now returning to Imphal airport, from there he will go to his pre-fixed program by helicopter. Must read full story on Dynamite News:

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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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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.

Dynamite News

Manipur Violence: Two injured in clashes between security forces and mobs in Imphal; Attempts to torch BJP leaders houses

Automatic gunfire was reported from Kwakta in Bishnupur district and Kangvai in Churachandpur district through the night. Read further on Dynamite News:

Al Jazeera

In India’s riot-hit Manipur, Muslims stuck between warring groups

Meitei Pangals, as the community is known in Manipur, have been caught in the ethnic crossfire for more than a month.

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‘Separation is the only answer’: Manipur violence fuels calls for separate state in India

Leaders of the mainly Christian hill tribes say that living alongside the mostly Hindu Meitei people is ‘as good as death for our people’

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Al Jazeera

‘Nothing left but ashes’: Indian state on edge after ethnic riots

While BJP claims situation is under control and there are no new violence, army and paramilitary still patrol streets.

The Hindu

In Churachandpur, an orphanage is running out of rations as it tries to track missing teenager

As Churachandpur, the flashpoint of the violence in Manipur, remains on edge from threat of sporadic violence, an orphanage in the district, where about 10 children are currently housed, is running out of essentials

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In Imphal, tribals stuck at Manipur Rifles camps looking to get out

Even as residents in Imphal said the first batch of tribals stranded in the Valley had been sent back to Churachandpur and Kangpokpi, many more tribals, mostly Kukis, stranded in camps run by the Manipur government are desperately trying to move into the camps run by the Centre

Al Jazeera

What has spurred ethnic violence in India’s Manipur?

Tribal groups are protesting the prospect of Manipur’s majority Meitei community being recognised as “Scheduled Tribe”.

Dynamite News

Manipur violence: Curfew partially lifted in Churachandpur, people come out of house to buy essentials

People on Sunday came out of their houses to buy essentials as the curfew was lifted following the Manipur government's decision to relax curfew restrictions in violence-hit Churachandpur. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Indian Army, Assam Rifles rescue 23,000 civilians in violence-hit Manipur; curfew partially relaxed in Churachandpur

Indian Army and Assam Rifles which were called in to curb violence in Manipur have successfully rescued nearly 23,000 civilians so far and moved them to the operating bases. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Manipur remains tense, thousands take refuge in neighbouring States

The total curfew that prohibited the movement of any person outside their homes will be relaxed for three hours in violence-hit Manipur’s Churachandpur district on May 7 morning to allow the people to buy essential items

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