Arunachal Violence
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Opposition Parties Demand Resignation Of Arunachal Chief Minister
Opposition parties in Arunachal Pradesh have demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Pema Khandu over violence in the capital complex on the permanent residence certificate (PRC) issue in which three people were killed and many injured.
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Arunchal Pradesh Chief Minister Blames "Forces" Behind Violent Protests
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu said on Monday certain "forces" were behind the violent protests in the state over the granting of permanent residency to six non-native communities.
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Amid Clashes, Arunachal Pradesh Scraps Permanent Residency Move: 10 Facts
After three days of protests, vandalism, arson and the loss of a life, the BJP-led government of Arunachal Pradesh today scrapped the plan to give permanent resident status to six tribes and Gorkhas who don't belong to the state. The announcement came after daylong protests during which Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein's private house was torched ...
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Arunachal Deputy Chief Minister's Home Set On Fire As Protests Escalate
Violence broke out in Arunachal Pradesh capital Itanagar for the third straight day over the state government's decision to give permanent resident status to two tribes from outside the state. An agitated mob stormed the private residence of Deputy Chief Minister Chowma Mein, ransacked it and set it on fire. A pitched battle started outside the pri...
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Opposition Parties Demand Resignation Of Arunachal Chief Minister
Opposition parties in Arunachal Pradesh have demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Pema Khandu over violence in the capital complex on the permanent residence certificate (PRC) issue in which three people were killed and many injured.
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Arunchal Pradesh Chief Minister Blames "Forces" Behind Violent Protests
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu said on Monday certain "forces" were behind the violent protests in the state over the granting of permanent residency to six non-native communities.
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Amid Clashes, Arunachal Pradesh Scraps Permanent Residency Move: 10 Facts
After three days of protests, vandalism, arson and the loss of a life, the BJP-led government of Arunachal Pradesh today scrapped the plan to give permanent resident status to six tribes and Gorkhas who don't belong to the state. The announcement came after daylong protests during which Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein's private house was torched ...
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Arunachal Deputy Chief Minister's Home Set On Fire As Protests Escalate
Violence broke out in Arunachal Pradesh capital Itanagar for the third straight day over the state government's decision to give permanent resident status to two tribes from outside the state. An agitated mob stormed the private residence of Deputy Chief Minister Chowma Mein, ransacked it and set it on fire. A pitched battle started outside the pri...
