Manipur Violence
PM Modi Urges Opposition to Cease Politicizing Manipur, Warns of Public Rejection
As PM Modi called for unity across political affiliations for stability in the region, he also cautioned those fomenting trouble: "Those adding fuel to the fire, I warn them Manipur will reject them soon."
Manipur Crisis Resolution Expected Within 2-3 Months, Assures CM Biren Singh
Singh, who also handles the home portfolio, said solutions to the Manipur ethnic crisis are likely to be found in 2-3 months. He added that security forces on Lok Sabha election-related work in different parts of the country have come back to Manipur and are in the process of being deployed in sensitive and vulnerable areas of the state.
Restoring peace in Manipur should be given priority: Mohan Bhagwat's Concern for Manipur
In his speech to RSS workers, Bhagwat said bloodshed in Manipur should stop and utmost efforts should be made to window a way to peace in Manipur. The Lok Sabha election results were announced two days ago, which is important to note because this is the second comment that Bhagwat has made on a situation.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says Manipur violence orchestrated, hints at involvement of external forces
Addressing annual Dussehra rally of RSS in Nagpur, Bhagwat noted that the Meiteis and Kukis had coexisted peacefully in Manipur for an extended period. Being a border state, the question he raised was: "Who benefits from such secessionism and internal conflict? Outside forces also benefit. Were people from outside involved in what happened there?"
Manipur CM says EGI report on ethnic violence 'biased'; FIR registered against 4 Editors Guild members
The Chief Minister said such kind of EGI report would create more problems in Manipur, which is rocked by ethnic violence for over four months killing 170 people and injuring 700 while displacing around 70,000 people of both Meitei and Kuki communities.
Not allowing Manipur MPs to speak over violence is an insult to entire state, says Congress
“BJP MP from Manipur was not allowed to speak in Parliament even after requesting. This is not only unfortunate but an insult to the entire Manipur. “The divisive politics of the BJP first set fire to Manipur. When violence broke out, he was left to fend for himself. Still violence continues.
While Manipur is burning, PM Modi is cracking jokes, laughing in Parl: Rahul
The Lok Sabha MP from Kerala's Wayanad said that it is about the country's state which has been decimated, and it is happening because of the politics of the BJP.
'Violence in Manipur unpardonable', says PM Modi; calls INDIA 'Ghamandiya Gathbandhan'
In his more than two-hour long reply to the no-confidence motion, the Prime Minister gave an assurance that peace will prevail in Manipur, and that it will march forward on the path of development.
'PM Modi wants Manipur to stay on fire', says Rahul
"This is our land, which we call India today... this land was the land of tribals. This was told to me by my grandmother Indira Gandhi, but the BJP calls tribals 'Vanvasi'. This is an insult to the tribals and Mother India," he said.
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