Newly recruited Meitei, Kuki police personnel to be posted together, says Manipur CM Biren
16 hours, 27 minutes ago

Newly recruited Meitei, Kuki police personnel to be posted together, says Manipur CM Biren

The Hindu  

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Monday said the newly recruited police cadets, including those from Meitei and Kuki communities, will be posted together as a “team” in an attempt to bring back peace in the ethnic violence-hit State. Nearly 2,000 recruits of the Manipur Police passed out from the Lachit Borphukan Police Academy here on Monday, strengthening the force in the State. Asked about the ongoing law and order situation in Manipur, Mr. Singh said it is complicated and will take time to normalise. On the recent arrests of Bangladesh nationals entering India illegally in Manipur, the CM said it is not the State’s issue alone.

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Manipur peace panel: Kukis unhappy, may not attend meetings; Meiteis welcome move
1 year, 6 months ago

Manipur peace panel: Kukis unhappy, may not attend meetings; Meiteis welcome move

Hindustan Times  

Kuki members included in a committee set up by the Centre to facilitate the peace-making process among various ethnic groups of strife-torn Manipur expressed unhappiness, claiming they were not consulted before including their name in the panel. The Meitei community members welcomed formation of the Peace Committee. The Meitei community members, however, welcomed formation of the Peace Committee. Read | …

Many killed in Manipur riots; State government issues shoot-at-sight order
1 year, 7 months ago

Many killed in Manipur riots; State government issues shoot-at-sight order

The Hindu  

The Manipur government on May 4 issued a shoot-at-sight order in “extreme cases”, as escalating ethnic violence following a tribal solidarity march displaced more than 9,000 people in the State. There was no official confirmation of the number of people killed or injured in the violence, but Chief Minister Nongthombam Biren Singh admitted that “some precious lives were lost”. Lives …

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