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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
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'Death Threats, Vandalism By Kuki Insurgents': Naga Body Files Police Case In Manipur
A village authority of the Naga tribes in Manipur has filed a police case alleging death threats and vandalism by insurgents of the Kuki National Front (KNF) in their village in Kangpokpi district, 45 km from the state capital Imphal.
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Manipur's Displaced People Try To Rebuild Lives Amid Gunfire From The Hills
Hundreds of people who had been living in relief camps in Manipur's valley areas for over two years returned to their village near the foothills in Bishnupur district on Monday.
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"Truth Will Set Us Free": Kuki Students' Body Condemns FIR Threats Over PUCL Report
The largest students' organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned Meitei civil society groups for demanding filing of police cases against some people who published a study on the Manipur ethnic violence under the aegis of the PUCL.
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Cops In Northeast States Search For Kuki Student Leader In Manipur Hate Speech Case
The police in Manipur and four other states in the northeast are searching for the leader of a student body of the Kuki tribes against whom a first information report (FIR) has been filed for allegedly giving a hate speech against Meiteis.
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Manipur Cops Walk 3 Hours To Raze Illegal Poppy Farms, Face "90 Armed Miscreants", Turn Back: FIR
A Manipur Police team that went to destroy illegal opium cultivation in the hills of Kangpokpi district were stopped by "80-90 armed miscreants" and forced to return without clearing the illegal farms, a police officer said.
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"Kill Him, Will Give My Land...": Manipur BJP Spokesperson's FIR Over Death Threats, Attack On House
Manipur BJP spokesperson and Thadou tribe leader T Michael Lamjathang Haokip has filed a police case after two dozen people, some of them armed, burned a portion of his house and fired shots in the air in Churachandpur on Sunday night.
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"Disturbing Trend": Kuki Students' Body Condemns Case Against Indian-Origin Professor
A key student organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned the filing of a police case in Manipur against an Indian-origin professor based in the UK over alleged attempts to incite communities in the border state.
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Indian-Origin Man In UK Allegedly Incited Communities In Manipur, Case Filed
An Indian-origin man who teaches in a UK university has been charged with allegedly inciting people in ethnic violence-hit Manipur with his online messages and talk sessions on a social media platform, according to a police complaint.
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Manipur Oil Leak Accident Or Sabotage? Some Unanswered Questions
A first information report (FIR) has been filed against unknown people a day after oil leaked into a river and streams from a defunct heavy-oil power station in Manipur's Leimakhong area.
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Supreme Court Shield For Journalist Over Posts On Manipur
The Supreme Court on Monday protected a journalist against any possible coercive action in connection with an FIR lodged against her for tweets on the ethnic violence in Manipur.
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"They Asked For Help To Book Cab": Manipur Couple Kicked, Punched In Delhi
Two men and two women from Manipur were assaulted by a group of eight-nine people on a street at night in southeast Delhi's Sunlight Colony. The incident that happened on Thursday was captured on mobile from a balcony across the street.
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"There Is No Whisper Of Crime..." Supreme Court In Editors Guild Case
Making some striking observations in the Editors Guild of India case, the Supreme Court has said that the crime of disturbing communal harmony, mentioned in the Manipur Police FIR, does not appear to be made out.
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Supreme Court Relief For Ex-Army Officer, Professor In Cases In Manipur
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted protection from any coercive action to a retired colonel against whom an FIR was lodged by the Manipur Police allegedly on the basis of the contents of his book published in January 2022.
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Supreme Court Extends Relief To 4 Editors Guild Members In Manipur FIRs
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 15 its order asking the Manipur Police not to take any coercive steps against four members of the Editors Guild of India (EGI) in connection with two FIRs lodged against them for alleged offences.
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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
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'Death Threats, Vandalism By Kuki Insurgents': Naga Body Files Police Case In Manipur
A village authority of the Naga tribes in Manipur has filed a police case alleging death threats and vandalism by insurgents of the Kuki National Front (KNF) in their village in Kangpokpi district, 45 km from the state capital Imphal.
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Manipur's Displaced People Try To Rebuild Lives Amid Gunfire From The Hills
Hundreds of people who had been living in relief camps in Manipur's valley areas for over two years returned to their village near the foothills in Bishnupur district on Monday.
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"Truth Will Set Us Free": Kuki Students' Body Condemns FIR Threats Over PUCL Report
The largest students' organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned Meitei civil society groups for demanding filing of police cases against some people who published a study on the Manipur ethnic violence under the aegis of the PUCL.
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Cops In Northeast States Search For Kuki Student Leader In Manipur Hate Speech Case
The police in Manipur and four other states in the northeast are searching for the leader of a student body of the Kuki tribes against whom a first information report (FIR) has been filed for allegedly giving a hate speech against Meiteis.
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Manipur Cops Walk 3 Hours To Raze Illegal Poppy Farms, Face "90 Armed Miscreants", Turn Back: FIR
A Manipur Police team that went to destroy illegal opium cultivation in the hills of Kangpokpi district were stopped by "80-90 armed miscreants" and forced to return without clearing the illegal farms, a police officer said.
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"Kill Him, Will Give My Land...": Manipur BJP Spokesperson's FIR Over Death Threats, Attack On House
Manipur BJP spokesperson and Thadou tribe leader T Michael Lamjathang Haokip has filed a police case after two dozen people, some of them armed, burned a portion of his house and fired shots in the air in Churachandpur on Sunday night.
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"Disturbing Trend": Kuki Students' Body Condemns Case Against Indian-Origin Professor
A key student organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned the filing of a police case in Manipur against an Indian-origin professor based in the UK over alleged attempts to incite communities in the border state.
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Indian-Origin Man In UK Allegedly Incited Communities In Manipur, Case Filed
An Indian-origin man who teaches in a UK university has been charged with allegedly inciting people in ethnic violence-hit Manipur with his online messages and talk sessions on a social media platform, according to a police complaint.
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Manipur Oil Leak Accident Or Sabotage? Some Unanswered Questions
A first information report (FIR) has been filed against unknown people a day after oil leaked into a river and streams from a defunct heavy-oil power station in Manipur's Leimakhong area.
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Supreme Court Shield For Journalist Over Posts On Manipur
The Supreme Court on Monday protected a journalist against any possible coercive action in connection with an FIR lodged against her for tweets on the ethnic violence in Manipur.
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"They Asked For Help To Book Cab": Manipur Couple Kicked, Punched In Delhi
Two men and two women from Manipur were assaulted by a group of eight-nine people on a street at night in southeast Delhi's Sunlight Colony. The incident that happened on Thursday was captured on mobile from a balcony across the street.
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"There Is No Whisper Of Crime..." Supreme Court In Editors Guild Case
Making some striking observations in the Editors Guild of India case, the Supreme Court has said that the crime of disturbing communal harmony, mentioned in the Manipur Police FIR, does not appear to be made out.
-
Supreme Court Relief For Ex-Army Officer, Professor In Cases In Manipur
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted protection from any coercive action to a retired colonel against whom an FIR was lodged by the Manipur Police allegedly on the basis of the contents of his book published in January 2022.
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Supreme Court Extends Relief To 4 Editors Guild Members In Manipur FIRs
The Supreme Court on Monday extended till September 15 its order asking the Manipur Police not to take any coercive steps against four members of the Editors Guild of India (EGI) in connection with two FIRs lodged against them for alleged offences.
