मिजोरम सरकार ने मणिपुर हिंसा पर दुख जताया: कहा- केंद्र हिंसा रोकने के लिए कदम उठाए; मणिपुर में 3 शव मिले, 7 जिलों में इंटरनेट बैन

Police lathicharge on protesters outside Silchar Hospital.

Kuki organization said – those who died were not militants, but volunteers People belonging to the Kuki community are demanding justice for those killed in the encounter. Hundreds of people protested in Churachandpur on Friday. Their demand is that there should be a judicial inquiry into the encounter.

Kuki organizations have claimed that those killed were not militants. All were volunteers of Kuki village. Also said that CRPF should not leave their camp keeping in mind the incident that happened on Tuesday.

IGP Operations IK Muivah rejected this claim of the organizations. He said that all those killed had advanced weapons. All of them had come here to create chaos. This proves that they were all militants.

On the comment made by the Kuki community on CRPF, he said – Police and security forces are working under the Government of India. They always work under the guidance of different agencies. Security agencies like police and CRPF will continue to work as per their duty.

People lit candles for the safety of missing women and children in Jiribam. Security forces are busy searching for all of them.

Militants attacked the police station-CRPF camp The Borobekera police station in Jakurador Karong area of ​​Jiribam district was attacked by Kuki militants between 2.30 and 3 pm on November 11. In retaliatory firing, security forces killed 10 militants.

There is a relief camp for people displaced by the Manipur violence near the police station. The people living here have become the target of Kuki militants. The camp had been attacked earlier also.

According to officials, the militants were wearing uniforms like soldiers. 3 AK rifles, 4 SLR, 2 INSAS rifles, one RPG, 1 pump action gun, BP helmet and magazine were recovered from them.

Security forces had said that after attacking the police station, the militants had fled towards a small settlement one kilometer away from there. Houses and shops were also set on fire there. The security forces had opened fire on the militants.

After the encounter, the bodies of the militants were kept at one place.

The farmer was murdered On November 11 itself, militants had fired from a hill on farmers working in the fields in Yaingangpokpi Shantikhongban area of ​​Manipur, in which one farmer was killed and several were injured.

Police said that in this area the militants fire from the hills to the lower areas. Farmers working in the fields are being targeted. Due to the attacks, farmers are afraid to go to the fields.

Heavy ammunition seized in Imphal in 3 days Assam Rifles had said that during the search operation in the hill and valley districts of Manipur, several arms, ammunition and IED were seized by the security forces.

On November 9, a joint team of Assam Rifles and Manipur Police had seized one .303 rifle, two 9 mm pistols, six 12 single barrel rifles, one .22 rifle, ammunition and accessories from the forests of L Khonomfai village in Churachandpur district. .

Apart from this, one 5.56 mm INSAS rifle, one Point 303 rifle, 2 SBBL guns, two 0.22 pistols, two improvised projectile launchers, grenades, ammunition were seized from S Chaungoubang and Maohing in Kangpokpi district.

On November 10, a joint team of Assam Rifles, Manipur Police and BSF had recovered arms and ammunition in the area of ​​Utangpokpi in Kakching district. It consisted of a 0.22 rifle, ammunition and accessories.

November 9: A woman was killed by militants in Saiton in Bishnupur district.

9-10 November: Woman killed, firing from hill. There was firing incident in Sansabi, Sabungkhok Khunau and Thamnapokpi areas of Imphal East district on 10 November. On November 9, a 34-year-old woman was killed by militants in Saiton in Bishnupur district. The woman was working in the fields at the time of the incident. The militants had fired from the hill into the lower areas.

November 8: Militants torched 6 houses, 1 woman died On November 8, six houses were burnt by armed militants in Jairawan village of Jiribam district. The villagers alleged that the attackers had also opened fire. A woman had died in the incident. The deceased woman was identified as Josangkim Hamar (31). He has 3 children. Villagers allege that the attackers belonged to the Meitei community. Many people ran away from home after the incident.

Woman burnt alive after rape on 7th November On 7 November, a woman from the Hamar tribe was killed by suspected militants. They also set fire to houses in Jiribam. In the police case, her husband alleged that she was raped before being burnt alive. A day later, a woman from the Meitei community was shot dead by suspected Kuki rebels.

It has been almost 500 days since the violence in Manipur It has been almost 500 days since the ongoing violence between Kuki-Meitei. During this period, 237 deaths occurred, more than 1500 people were injured, 60 thousand people left their homes and are living in relief camps. About 11 thousand FIRs were registered and 500 people were arrested.

During this period, incidents like nude parade of women, gang rape, burning alive and throat slitting took place. Even now Manipur is divided into two parts. There are Kukis in the hill districts and Meiteis in the plain districts. Boundaries have been drawn between the two, crossing which means death.

School- mobile internet was shut down. After the sudden increase in violent incidents in Manipur, the state government had banned the internet for 5 days on September 10. However, the ban on broadband internet was lifted on September 12.

Understand the reason for Manipur violence in 4 points… The population of Manipur is about 38 lakh. There are three major communities here – Meitei, Naga and Kuki. Meitais are mostly Hindus. The Nga-Kuki follow Christianity. Come under ST category. Their population is about 50%. Imphal Valley, spread over about 10% of the state’s area, is dominated by the Meitei community. Naga-Kuki population is about 34 percent. These people live in about 90% of the area of ​​the state.

How the controversy started: The Meitei community demands that they should also be given tribe status. The community filed a petition for this in the Manipur High Court. The community’s argument was that Manipur had merged with India in 1949. Before that they had got the status of tribe only. After this, the High Court recommended to the state government that Meitei should be included in the Scheduled Tribe (ST).

What is Meitei’s argument: The Meitei tribe believe that years ago their kings had called the Kukis from Myanmar to fight a war. After that they became permanent residents. These people cut forests for employment and started cultivating opium. Due to this, Manipur has become a triangle of drug smuggling. All this is happening openly. He formed an arms group to fight the Naga people.

Why are the Naga-Kukis against: The remaining two tribes are against giving reservation to the Meitei community. They say that 40 out of 60 assembly seats in the state are already in the Meitei dominated Imphal Valley. In such a situation, if Meiteis get reservation in ST category, their rights will be divided.

What are the political equations: Out of 60 MLAs of Manipur, 40 MLAs are from Meitei and 20 MLAs are from Naga-Kuki tribe. Till now only two out of 12 CMs have been from the tribe.

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