NPF urges intervention to restore peace in Manipur and holds the government responsible for the ongoing unrest and calls for action.
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Updated Aug 27
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NPF urges intervention to restore peace in Manipur and holds the government responsible for the ongoing unrest and calls for action.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The peace process regarding the unrest in Manipur now includes a surrender and rehabilitation policy.Sub-event
NPF calls for government intervention and action regarding the security crisis in Manipur.1 source
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Manipur unrest: Security demands and central government peace processAlso in this story
- Neiphiu Rio, CM of Nagaland, expressed anguish over the Manipur situation and confirmed state collaboration with the Government of India.
- Protests and political demands are rising in Manipur, alleging a 'divide and rule' policy by the government.
- Attack on civilian settlements in Imphal raises security concerns.
- Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) have been deployed in Manipur to carry out precautionary security measures.
The entities involved
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Manipur
state in northeastern India
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Government of India
legislative, executive and judiciary authority of India
Related events
- PM Modi assured assistance to restore peace in Manipur.
- Central forces are deployed to manage ethnic violence in Manipur.
- BJP leadership facilitated peace talks in Delhi, with Home Minister Amit Shah involved in conflict resolution for Manipur.
- Union based in Kohima appeals for peace in Manipur.
- Central government officials discussed and promised support for the development and welfare of Manipur.