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- Tensions Escalated in Manipur’s Churachandpur after Hmar Tribe Leader Richar Hmar Was Attacked. Protests LED to Stone Pelting, FORCING SECRITY FORCES to Use Tear Gas and Impose a Curfew. Read full details here.
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On Monday, a group of our tribes started stone pelting at the security forces. To handle the situation, the security forces released tear gas shells on the miscreants.
Hamar tribe leader Richard Hamar was attacked by unknown people in Churachandpur district of Manipur late Sunday evening. On Monday, people of our tribe called a bandh demanding justice.
Meanwhile, tension in the area increased and a group of our tribes started stone pelting at the security forces. To handle the situation, the security forces released tear gas shells on the miscreants and fired aerial firing. After this, curfew was imposed in the area.
Additional District Magistrate of Churachandpur has imposed Section 163 (Section 144 of the first IPC) of the Indian Civil Protection Code (BNS) till further orders and the deployment of security forces has also been increased.
Additional District Magistrate of Churachandpur has implemented Section 163 of the Indian Civil Protection Code (BNS) till further orders.
Attack due to argument
According to the Manipur police, Hamar Input General Secretary Richard Hamar was attacked by a group of people inside the VK Montessori campus in Jenhang Lamka on Sunday evening. Media reports are claiming that Richard was driving his car, which survived a two -wheeler rider. This caused Richard’s two -wheeler to be stunned by the youth. Which later proceeded so much that the other side attacked Richard.
Our organization said- members are being targeted again and again
Criticizing the attack, our Inpoi said that criminals should be caught immediately. Also warned that if they do not do so, they will take their own action. The organization said, “This incident is not a single incident. ITLF members are being targeted repeatedly, which exposes a disturbing pattern of harassment and violence. We condemn these cowardly acts that try to silence and intimidate our leadership and members.”
On March 9, 40 people were injured in a clash between security forces and protesters.
On the first day of the free traffic movement in Manipur, 40 people were injured in a clash between security forces and protesters on 9 March. Common movement was started in all areas in the state from 8 March, which has been opposed by the people of the Cookie community.
Two photos of performance …
The protesters laid stones to block the road.
Trees were cut and dropped on the road to stop the buses.
Vehicles burnt, cut trees on the roads Earlier on March 8, the Cookie community tried to block the roads by laying stones on the streets and burning tires during the protest. Vehicles were set on fire in many places. Buses were overturned. The security forces then released lathicharge and tear gas shells on the protesters.
Bring the burnt bus in the middle of the road and blocked the road.
Amit Shah announced a free movement On March 1, Home Minister Amit Shah held a review meeting in the Ministry of Home Affairs on the situation in Manipur. From March 8, the Home Minister had asked to ensure unruly movement on all roads in Manipur. At the same time, instructions were given to take strict action against those who blocked the roads.
The review meeting held on March 1 included Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla, top officials of the Manipur government, officers of the army and paramilitary forces.
CM Biren Singh resigns on 9 February Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned on 9 February. After this, President’s rule was implemented in Manipur on 13 February. Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla had asked the miscreants to surrender all the looted weapons. So far more than 500 weapons have been surrendered. Read full news …
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