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Court Next Stop Over Denial Of Free Movement In Manipur: Indigenous People Group To Governor
A civil society organisation of indigenous people has asked Governor AK Bhalla to ensure permanent reopening of the two National Highways in Manipur.
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Still No Free Movement In Manipur? National Human Rights Commission Seeks Report
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today ordered the police and civil authorities in Manipur's Kangpokpi district to give an action-taken report on a complaint about denial of safe passage through National Highway-2.
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"Separate Administration From Manipur Not Our Stand": Meghalaya Chief Minister
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Friday said his party NPP is against separate administration for the Kuki tribes and bifurcation of Manipur.
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To Test Free Movement, Manipur Runs Buses With Police And BSF Protection
In a move to restore safe and free movement in Manipur, a trial run of passenger vehicles on the Imphal-Senapati stretch of National Highway 2 started on Saturday.
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Kuki Body Denies Centre's Announcement Of Free Movement In Manipur
The Kuki Zo Council (KZC) which recently met the Centre has denied allowing free movement on National Highway-2. The KZC's announcement has created confusion since the Centre had in a statement said the KZC "decided to open National Highway-2".
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Naga Body Blocks Manipur Highways, Asks Centre To Stop Border Fencing
The United Naga Council that represents the Naga tribes of Manipur has launched what it calls a "trade embargo" in protest against the Centre's decision to end the free movement regime (FMR) and build a fence along the 1,643-km India-Myanmar border.
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"Peace Can't Be Built On Appeasement": Meitei, Thadou Groups Raise Concerns Over Deal With Kuki Insurgents
The killing of a Thadou tribe leader, Kuki insurgents stopping a bus this week to check whether any passenger had taken a video of their camp in Manipur, and no clarity on free movement on highways have sparked fresh calls again the SoO agreement.
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Manipur's Meiteis Seek Clarity On Free Movement, Kukis Cite "Buffer Zone"
Meitei and Kuki civil society organisations have raised conflicting versions on the matter of free movement on National Highway-2 in Manipur, days after the tripartite suspension of operations (SoO) agreement was renewed with reworked terms.
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Kuki Body Clarifies On "Free Movement"; Manipur Top Official Says Will Honour Agreement
Manipur Chief Secretary Puneet Kumar Goel on Friday said the renegotiated suspension of operations (SoO) agreement signed with Kuki, Zomi and Hmar insurgent groups will be honoured.
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Kukis Open Key Manipur Highway, Arms-Down Agreement With Insurgents Extended
A key organisation representing a section of the Kuki and Zomi tribes in Manipur has decided to open the state's lifeline, National Highway-02, for free movement of commuters and cargo two years after ethnic clashes broke out in the state.
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Free Movement, 3-Phase Plan To Rebuild Lives In Manipur: Chief Secretary Shares Details
The Manipur government has come up with a three-phase plan to ensure internally displaced persons can return home safely to rebuild and restart their lives in peace, Chief Secretary Prashant Kumar Singh told reporters in Imphal.
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Manipur Civil Groups Hold Talks With Centre In Delhi. What They Said: 10 Points
A 19-member delegation of three top civil society organisations in Manipur met with Union Home Ministry officials in Delhi today and discussed a phased and time-bound roadmap for peace in the border state where ethnic clashes broke out in May 2023.
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Manipur Marks 2nd Anniversary Of Ethnic Clashes With Mass Gatherings
A statewide shutdown and mass gatherings marked the second anniversary of the ethnic clashes between the Meitei and Kuki and Zomi tribes of Manipur on Saturday, amid demands for free and safe movement of all residents.
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Indefinite Shutdown In Kuki-Dominated Areas In Manipur Called Off, Days After Clashes With Security Forces
An umbrella body of the Kuki tribes in Manipur said they have called off the "indefinite shutdown" imposed after the March 8 clash between the Kuki tribes and the security forces over the Centre's order to allow free movement in the crisis-hit state.
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Video: Inside Armoured Vehicle, Jawans Push Through Attacks In Manipur
An armoured vehicle of the central security forces came under heavy attacks by protesters from the Kuki tribes in Manipur on the first day of the Centre's order to ensure free movement of people in the crisis-hit state.
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Court Next Stop Over Denial Of Free Movement In Manipur: Indigenous People Group To Governor
A civil society organisation of indigenous people has asked Governor AK Bhalla to ensure permanent reopening of the two National Highways in Manipur.
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Still No Free Movement In Manipur? National Human Rights Commission Seeks Report
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today ordered the police and civil authorities in Manipur's Kangpokpi district to give an action-taken report on a complaint about denial of safe passage through National Highway-2.
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"Separate Administration From Manipur Not Our Stand": Meghalaya Chief Minister
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Friday said his party NPP is against separate administration for the Kuki tribes and bifurcation of Manipur.
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To Test Free Movement, Manipur Runs Buses With Police And BSF Protection
In a move to restore safe and free movement in Manipur, a trial run of passenger vehicles on the Imphal-Senapati stretch of National Highway 2 started on Saturday.
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Kuki Body Denies Centre's Announcement Of Free Movement In Manipur
The Kuki Zo Council (KZC) which recently met the Centre has denied allowing free movement on National Highway-2. The KZC's announcement has created confusion since the Centre had in a statement said the KZC "decided to open National Highway-2".
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Naga Body Blocks Manipur Highways, Asks Centre To Stop Border Fencing
The United Naga Council that represents the Naga tribes of Manipur has launched what it calls a "trade embargo" in protest against the Centre's decision to end the free movement regime (FMR) and build a fence along the 1,643-km India-Myanmar border.
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"Peace Can't Be Built On Appeasement": Meitei, Thadou Groups Raise Concerns Over Deal With Kuki Insurgents
The killing of a Thadou tribe leader, Kuki insurgents stopping a bus this week to check whether any passenger had taken a video of their camp in Manipur, and no clarity on free movement on highways have sparked fresh calls again the SoO agreement.
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Manipur's Meiteis Seek Clarity On Free Movement, Kukis Cite "Buffer Zone"
Meitei and Kuki civil society organisations have raised conflicting versions on the matter of free movement on National Highway-2 in Manipur, days after the tripartite suspension of operations (SoO) agreement was renewed with reworked terms.
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Kuki Body Clarifies On "Free Movement"; Manipur Top Official Says Will Honour Agreement
Manipur Chief Secretary Puneet Kumar Goel on Friday said the renegotiated suspension of operations (SoO) agreement signed with Kuki, Zomi and Hmar insurgent groups will be honoured.
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Kukis Open Key Manipur Highway, Arms-Down Agreement With Insurgents Extended
A key organisation representing a section of the Kuki and Zomi tribes in Manipur has decided to open the state's lifeline, National Highway-02, for free movement of commuters and cargo two years after ethnic clashes broke out in the state.
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Free Movement, 3-Phase Plan To Rebuild Lives In Manipur: Chief Secretary Shares Details
The Manipur government has come up with a three-phase plan to ensure internally displaced persons can return home safely to rebuild and restart their lives in peace, Chief Secretary Prashant Kumar Singh told reporters in Imphal.
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Manipur Civil Groups Hold Talks With Centre In Delhi. What They Said: 10 Points
A 19-member delegation of three top civil society organisations in Manipur met with Union Home Ministry officials in Delhi today and discussed a phased and time-bound roadmap for peace in the border state where ethnic clashes broke out in May 2023.
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Manipur Marks 2nd Anniversary Of Ethnic Clashes With Mass Gatherings
A statewide shutdown and mass gatherings marked the second anniversary of the ethnic clashes between the Meitei and Kuki and Zomi tribes of Manipur on Saturday, amid demands for free and safe movement of all residents.
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Indefinite Shutdown In Kuki-Dominated Areas In Manipur Called Off, Days After Clashes With Security Forces
An umbrella body of the Kuki tribes in Manipur said they have called off the "indefinite shutdown" imposed after the March 8 clash between the Kuki tribes and the security forces over the Centre's order to allow free movement in the crisis-hit state.
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Video: Inside Armoured Vehicle, Jawans Push Through Attacks In Manipur
An armoured vehicle of the central security forces came under heavy attacks by protesters from the Kuki tribes in Manipur on the first day of the Centre's order to ensure free movement of people in the crisis-hit state.
