The Indian government is deploying over 10,000 additional soldiers to Manipur in response to escalating ethnic violence, increasing the total number of central forces in the region to 288 companies. This significant reinforcement, equivalent to approximately 10,800 personnel, aims to bolster
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has ordered the deployment of additional Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) companies in Manipur as violence continues to escalate in the region. The directive comes amid renewed tensions and incidents of arson, underscoring the government’s priority to restore law and order. Heightened Security Measures The Home Ministry’s decision follows
Union Home Minister Amit Shah convened a high-level meeting on Thursday to review the deteriorating security situation in Manipur, following fresh instances of violence and unrest. The meeting, attended by senior officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs and intelligence agencies, focused on measures to restore normalcy and address the ongoing turmoil in the state. […]
Manipur is witnessing escalating tensions following the recovery of six missing persons’ bodies, with protests spiraling into violence. Demonstrators targeted the homes of ministers and MLAs, including Chief Minister N Biren Singh’s son-in-law, ransacking properties and setting them ablaze. Protesters also attempted to storm the Chief Minister’s residence, prompting
In a violent escalation in Manipur, ten Kuki “militants” were killed in what Manipur Police termed as “retaliatory firing” after an armed attack on security forces in Jiribam on Monday afternoon. The exchange involved a group of armed men targeting a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) post around 3 pm in the Borobekra-Jiribam area, which […]