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All educational institutions have been closed since November 16 following the exchange of fire between security forces and Kuki militants in Jiribam.
Schools and colleges in Imphal and Jiribam will reopen on Friday after being closed for 13 days. The Education Directorate said in its order that classes will start from Friday in all government, aided, private and central schools in the affected districts.
The Higher and Technical Education Department has also issued orders to open all government-aided colleges and state universities from Friday itself. All educational institutions have been closed since November 16 following the exchange of fire between security forces and Kuki militants in Jiribam.
10 militants were killed in the clash. After this, the militants abducted six people of a Meitei family from the relief camp. A few days later, their bodies were found in the Jiri and Barak rivers in Manipur and Assam.
However, prohibitory orders will still remain in force in Imphal Valley and Jiribam. The authorities have not yet clarified whether the curfew will be relaxed after the opening of schools and colleges.
Mobile internet and data services remained suspended in nine districts including Imphal West, Imphal East, Bishnupur, Thoubal, Kakching, Kangpokpi, Churachandpur, Jiribam and Pherzaul after the violence broke out.
Postmortem report of all the 6 Meiteis who were kidnapped and killed came.
The postmortem report of the remaining 3 people among the 6 people who were kidnapped and killed from Jiribam came on 27 November. This includes a woman and two children. Bullet marks and serious injuries were found on the bodies of all three. Reports show that all three had died 3 to 5 days before the bodies were found (November 17).
Apart from this, the postmortem report of two elderly people who were killed in the attack by Kuki terrorists on November 11 has also come out. Their bodies were found in burnt condition on 12 November. Some parts of a dead body are missing. The postmortem of these five took place at Silchar Medical College Hospital in Cachar district of Assam.
Earlier on November 24, postmortem reports of 3 Meitei people (two women and a child) were revealed. About 15 days ago, on November 11, 10 terrorists were killed in an encounter between security forces and Kuki terrorists.
After this, 3 women and 3 children of a Meitei family were abducted by terrorists from Jiribam district. The families had taken shelter in the relief camp in Borobekara area. About a week later, on 16 and 17 November, their bodies were found in the Jiri river in Jiribam district and the Barak river in Cachar, Assam. Read the full news…
All six bodies were buried together on 22 November.
288 companies of CAPF deployed in security of Manipur
288 companies of Central Armed Forces have been deployed for the security of Manipur. These include companies of CRPF, SSB, Assam Rifles, ITBP and other armed forces. Manipur Chief Security Advisor Kuldeep Singh had said that we have made concrete arrangements. Companies are being sent to different places. New coordination cells and joint control rooms will be created in every district.
Minister L Susindro covered the house with barbed wire
The houses of Chief Minister Biren Singh and 17 MLAs were attacked on 16 November. The house of Minister L Susindro was also targeted. After this, Susindro covered his house in Imphal East with barbed wires and iron net.
Susindro had said that this is the third time since May that my property has been damaged. This time around 3 thousand people gathered outside the house. They damaged the house and opened fire. When BSF and my security personnel asked what should be done, I said that no harm should be done to the crowd. However, aerial firing was done to disperse the crowd.
Susindro comes from the Meitei community and remains in the news. When weapons were being looted in Manipur, he had made a weapons drop box in his house so that people could deposit their weapons.
Manipur Minister Susindro has surrounded his house with barbed wire.
Jewelery worth Rs 1.5 crore looted from MLA’s house It has come to light that jewelery worth Rs 1.5 crore was looted during the attack on the houses of MLAs. JDU MLA K. Joykishan Singh’s mother lodged a complaint with the police. The vandalizing mob also looted Rs 18 lakh in cash from the MLA’s residence in Thangmeiband area. The goods kept for the displaced people were also destroyed.
Relief camp volunteer Sanayai had claimed that lockers, electronics items and furniture were vandalized during the violence. The mob took away 7 gas cylinders. The documents of the displaced people were destroyed. Also tried to take three ACs.
On November 16, miscreants attacked the houses of ministers and MLAs. Vehicles were set on fire and firing was also done.
Why did the situation worsen again in Manipur?
- 11 November: Security forces had killed 10 Kuki militants in Jiribam. During the encounter, Kuki militants had kidnapped 6 Meiteis (3 women, 3 children).
- 15-16 November: Bodies of five of the six kidnapped people were recovered.
- 16 November: There were attacks on the houses of CM Biren Singh and BJP MLAs. At the same time, 19 BJP MLAs including some ministers wrote a letter to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) demanding the removal of CM Biren Singh.
- 17 November: The situation worsened after the death of a Meitei protestor due to police firing in Jiribam district at night. The sixth body was found in Barak river of Assam. CRPF DG Anish Dayal Singh reached Manipur.
Violent incidents took place in Manipur in November
- 11 November: One farmer was killed and several were injured when militants opened fire from a hill on farmers working in the fields in Manipur’s Yaingangpokpi Shantikhongban area.
- 9-10 November: The firing incident took place on November 10 in Sansabi, Sabungkhok Khunau and Thamnapokpi areas of Imphal East district. 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.
- 8 November: 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.
- 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.
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