Manipur Government Refuses Permission for Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra Launch at Imphal's Palace Grounds
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"We received information that the Government of Manipur declined our request to hold the yatra in Palace Ground, Imphal... When we are starting a yatra from East to West, how can we avoid Manipur? Then what message are we giving to the people of the country?" questioned Venugopal.
'Living with Meiteis untenable proposition', Manipur tribal body reiterates separate state demand
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Highlighting some recent incidents of violence, senior ITLF leader and spokesman Ginza Vualzong claimed that Meiteis have “driven us out of their valley, subjected us to violence, and attacked our villages... Coexistence with the Meiteis is an untenable proposition”.
Manipur forgotten by G20-obsessed BJP: Congress
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In a lengthy post on X, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said: "While the Prime Minister and his drum-beaters are obsessed with G20, four months after ethnic violence broke out on May 3rd, Manipur lies forgotten by the Modi government.
One day session of Manipur assembly to be held on Tuesday
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The ethnic conflicts between the non-tribals Meitei and tribal Kuki and their sub-tribes since May 3 have devastated the state.
Manipur tribal groups' demands cast shadow on solution to ethnic conflict
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The ten tribal MLAs, including Lallian Mang Khaute, former IPS officer and MLA from Churachandpur, alleged that Manipur capital Imphal has become a valley of death and destruction for the Kuki-Zomi people.
Manipur tribal leaders to meet Shah on Tuesday, to press for separate state demand
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The ITLF leaders claimed that since they could not travel to Imphal from Churachandpur due to the Meiteis threat, they had to go to Aizawl to board the New Delhi-bound flight.
Biren Singh slams European Parliament, tells other NE states not to interfere in Manipur's 'internal issue'
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"The root cause is that the destruction of elements such as drugs smuggling, illegal poppy cultivation, trying to grab the power that were used disintegrate the unity of the state. The government has no grudge against the Kuki brothers and sisters," the Chief Minister N. Biren Singh said.
Govt taking measures to restore peace at the earliest: Manipur CM
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"We are working on different initiatives, both officially and unofficially, to restore peace in Manipur. Confidence building measures are ongoing with the help of religious leaders, traders' community and civil societies,” Singh told IANS in response to a query on the initiatives taken by his government to restore peace in the strife-torn state.
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