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Tribal safety concerns lead to many ‘zero FIRs’ in Manipur; Kukis allege police bias

Almost a third of the 5,960 cases of arson and violence registered in Manipur over the past 56 days were filed by police irrespective of jurisdiction, according to data available with The Hindu. On average, more than 100 cases were filed every day.

The Hindu

Manipur HC panel to check if internet can be restored by blocking VPNs, social media

The Manipur High Court has constituted a 12-member expert committee to look into the possibility of blocking VPN servers so that the State’s internet access can be restored safely while still maintaining restrictions on social media websites.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Centre allows Aadhaar authentication for registration for births and deaths; Manipur Governor meets Amit Shah, and more

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PM’s UCC pitch seeks to polarise the electorate ahead of general election: Opposition parties

Opposition parties have accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of raking up the issue of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) to divert attention from more pressing problems, including the unabated violence in Manipur. They also termed his remarks a “dog whistle” to polarise the electorate ahead of the 2024 general election.

The Hindu

Manipur Governor meets Amit Shah; Kuki groups reject CM’s outreach bid

Mr. Shah visited the violence-hit State from May 29 to June 1. At least 131 people have been killed in the ethnic violence that broke out between the tribal Kuki community and the majority Meitei community on May 3.

The Hindu

Rahul Gandhi to visit violence-hit Manipur on June 29, 30

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will visit violence-hit Manipur on June 29 and 30 and meet people in relief camps and interact with civil society members, party general secretary K.C. Venugopal said on June 27.

The Hindu

Manipur violence takes the political centre stage in Central Travancore

Ever since the outbreak of violence in Manipur, various church factions in Kerala, particularly the Syro Malabar church, have raised concerns over a growing attack on the Christian religious institutions in the northeastern State.

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Manipur violence victims staying in relief camps to get ₹1,000 assistance: CM Biren Singh

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh said his government will provide a one-time assistance of ₹1.000 to those living in relief camps

The Hindu

Ensure the return of displaced people, says Meghalaya tribal body

A tribal council in Meghalaya has flagged the “mass migration” of people from ethnic strife-torn Manipur to the State’s capital Shillong and adjoining areas.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Amit Shah says Centre will ensure execution of SoO pact with Kuki groups in Manipur; EPFO extends deadline to apply for higher pension till July 11, and more

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Women activists aiding rioters are blocking routes in Manipur: Army

The army said on June 26 that women activists in Manipur are accompanying armed rioters, deliberately blocking routes, and interfering in operations of security forces. The army posted a 2.14-minute video on Twitter where it mentioned several incidents of women led groups obstructing operations in violence-hit Manipur.

The Hindu

Centre will ensure execution of SoO pact with Kuki groups, says Amit Shah

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on June 26 said Union Home Minister Amit Shah had assured that the Centre would ensure the implementation of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement with Kuki insurgent groups in the hill areas.

The Hindu

ST status for Meiteis | Tribal body not aggrieved party, has no locus standi to appeal, says Manipur government

The All Manipur Tribal Union is not an aggrieved party and thus has no locus standi to file an appeal against the March 27 order of the Manipur High Court that directed the State Government to recommend the inclusion of the Meitei community in the Scheduled Tribes list, the Manipur…

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PM Modi must sack Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh, says Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge

The first thing Prime Minister Narendra Modi should do is to sack Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh, Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge said as he questioned Mr. Modi’s silence on the violence in the State.

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Cong Chief Kharge questions PM Modi's silence on Manipur; Says he should sack Chief Minister Biren Singh

Kharge said, no amount of propaganda by the BJP government can cover up its abject failure in handling the Manipur situation. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘One engine collapsed, centre must consider doing more’: Editorials on Manipur all-party meet

Hailing the first all-party meeting on the situation in Manipur, editorials in prominent English dailies have pointed out the need for the Centre to do more to kickstart the political reconciliation process as “boots on the ground are no replacement”.

The Hindu

Manipur — this is not a time for finger-pointing

In Manipur, all posturing must end so that all stakeholders in this conflict theatre, and not just the Kukis and Meiteis can evolve a way forward

The Hindu

While Manipur is burning, PM 'silent', Home Minister 'ineffective', CM 'non-functional': Jairam Ramesh

Hitting out at the Centre over the situation in violence-hit Manipur, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh alleged that while the northeastern State is “burning”, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is “silent”, Home Minister Amit Shah was “ineffective” and Chief Minister N. Biren Singh is “non-functional”.

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Manipur violence: Internet ban extended again till June 30

The Manipur government on Sunday extended the ban on internet services in the state for five more days to prevent any disturbances of peace and public order. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

After meeting Amit Shah, Manipur CM Biren Singh says will reach out to Kukis

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

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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.

The Hindu

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.

The Hindu

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