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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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Meitei Leaders Across Party Lines, Civil Body Allege Factual Errors In PUCL Report On Manipur Violence
Leaders cutting across party lines and civil society groups of the Meitei community in Manipur have asked a Delhi-based non-profit to apologise and withdraw what they called a "biased" report on the ethnic violence in the border state.
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Rights Group, Manipur Ex Chief Minister Allege Report On Ethnic Violence "Biased", Seek Legal Action
Manipur's former chief minister N Biren Singh, in his first public reaction to a report by a Delhi-based non-profit on the ethnic violence in the northeast state bordering Myanmar, alleged the report "serves only to deepen divides".
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Row Over No Mention Of Kuki Militants In Answer Choices On Manipur Crisis, Assam Panel Points At Question Setters
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) has on its part denied any mala fide intent in including a controversial question on the Manipur violence in a paper for selecting agricultural development officer.
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"Primary Instigators Of Violence": Meitei Alliance Asks Centre To Scrap Ceasefire With Kuki Insurgents
A global umbrella body of civil society organisations of Manipur's Meitei community has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to scrap an agreement signed with insurgent groups of the Kuki tribes.
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Case Filed Over Gun Salute In Manipur's Kangpokpi, Cops Launch Raids
A police case has been filed against the organisers of an event on the Manipur violence after some people were seen carrying firearms and giving a gun salute in Manipur's Kangpokpi district.
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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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'Rebuild And Protect': Manipur's Meitei And Thadou Groups Call For Unity, Slam "Supremacists"
Five civil society groups of Manipur's Thadou tribe and the Meitei community have agreed to work on a 10-point plan to bring peace and protect the territorial integrity of the state bordering Myanmar.
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Biren Singh's "Dangerous Idea" Comment Grazes PA Sangma, Son Conrad Sangma Responds
Former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh launched a frontal attack on Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma today over "interfering in internal matters" of the violence-hit state.
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Clashes In Manipur's Churachandpur After Hmar Tribe Leader Assaulted, Curfew Imposed
Curfew has been imposed in Manipur's Kuki-dominated Churachandpur district after the leader of a Hmar tribe organisation was thrashed by unknown people, leading to huge protests by members of the Hmar tribe, the police said.
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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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Meitei Leaders Across Party Lines, Civil Body Allege Factual Errors In PUCL Report On Manipur Violence
Leaders cutting across party lines and civil society groups of the Meitei community in Manipur have asked a Delhi-based non-profit to apologise and withdraw what they called a "biased" report on the ethnic violence in the border state.
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Rights Group, Manipur Ex Chief Minister Allege Report On Ethnic Violence "Biased", Seek Legal Action
Manipur's former chief minister N Biren Singh, in his first public reaction to a report by a Delhi-based non-profit on the ethnic violence in the northeast state bordering Myanmar, alleged the report "serves only to deepen divides".
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Row Over No Mention Of Kuki Militants In Answer Choices On Manipur Crisis, Assam Panel Points At Question Setters
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) has on its part denied any mala fide intent in including a controversial question on the Manipur violence in a paper for selecting agricultural development officer.
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"Primary Instigators Of Violence": Meitei Alliance Asks Centre To Scrap Ceasefire With Kuki Insurgents
A global umbrella body of civil society organisations of Manipur's Meitei community has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to scrap an agreement signed with insurgent groups of the Kuki tribes.
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Case Filed Over Gun Salute In Manipur's Kangpokpi, Cops Launch Raids
A police case has been filed against the organisers of an event on the Manipur violence after some people were seen carrying firearms and giving a gun salute in Manipur's Kangpokpi district.
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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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'Rebuild And Protect': Manipur's Meitei And Thadou Groups Call For Unity, Slam "Supremacists"
Five civil society groups of Manipur's Thadou tribe and the Meitei community have agreed to work on a 10-point plan to bring peace and protect the territorial integrity of the state bordering Myanmar.
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Biren Singh's "Dangerous Idea" Comment Grazes PA Sangma, Son Conrad Sangma Responds
Former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh launched a frontal attack on Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma today over "interfering in internal matters" of the violence-hit state.
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Clashes In Manipur's Churachandpur After Hmar Tribe Leader Assaulted, Curfew Imposed
Curfew has been imposed in Manipur's Kuki-dominated Churachandpur district after the leader of a Hmar tribe organisation was thrashed by unknown people, leading to huge protests by members of the Hmar tribe, the police said.
