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The Central Government has deployed 288 companies of CAPF in Manipur.
All schools and colleges for Imphal Valley and Jiribam district of Manipur will be opened from November 25. On November 18, orders were given to keep educational institutes closed in Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, Kakching and Jiribam districts. However, mobile internet ban continues in these districts.
In the order issued by the Directorate of Education, it was said that normal classes will resume from November 25 in all government schools, government-aided schools, private and central schools of the state.
The Higher and Technical Education Department said in a separate order – Classes will resume in all the universities, all government and government-aided colleges of the state from November 25.
Meanwhile, Manipur Police made 7 more arrests on November 16 in connection with the attack on the houses of 17 MLAs including CM Bires Singh. With this, 41 accused have been arrested so far.
On November 11, 10 Kuki-Jo militants were killed in an encounter with security forces in Jiribam. After this, bodies of three kidnapped women and three children of Meitei community were found. Since then violence continues in 7 districts.
The bodies of all the six people seen in the picture were found. All of them belonged to the Meitei community.
CM had said- This is how it was in Manipur, I feel ashamed On Sunday, Manipur Police said that 7 people were arrested in the last two days in the case of arson and looting of MLAs’ houses. Three people were arrested from Kakching district on 22 November. On November 23, 4 people were arrested from Imphal West. The total arrests have reached 41.
On November 22, Manipur CM N Biren Singh had said that the perpetrators of arson and looting have been identified. Legal action is being taken against this. He had said that I feel ashamed to say publicly that such things are happening in Manipur.
288 companies of CAPF deployed in security of Manipur
Chief Security Advisor Kuldeep Singh giving information to the media.
288 companies of Central Armed Forces have been deployed for the security of Manipur. 90 more companies were deployed on Friday. Manipur’s Chief Security Advisor Kuldeep Singh had said that the companies are being sent to different places. Companies of CRPF, SSB, Assam Rifles, ITBP and other armed forces are deployed in Manipur.
Chief Security Advisor Kuldeep Singh had said that we have made concrete arrangements. New coordination cells and joint control rooms will be created in every district. We have reviewed the cells and joint control rooms that already exist.
Minister L Susindro covered the house with barbed wire On November 16, the houses of Chief Minister Biren Singh and 17 MLAs were attacked. The house of State Minister L. Susindro was also targeted.
Susindro has covered his house in Imphal East with barbed wire and iron net. He said- Protecting property is our constitutional right. If the mob attacks again, a response will be given.
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, firing was done.
When BSF and my security forces asked what should be done, I said that no harm should be done to the crowd. However, they fired in the air to disperse them.
Susindro remains in the news a lot. When weapons were being looted in Manipur, he had made a weapons drop box in his house so that people could deposit their weapons. Susindro comes from the Meitei community.
Manipur Minister Susindro has surrounded his house with barbed wire.
On November 16, miscreants attacked the houses of ministers and MLAs. Vehicles were set on fire and firing was also done.
Jewelery worth Rs 1.5 crore looted from MLA’s house
During the attack on the houses of MLAs, jewelery worth Rs 1.5 crore was looted. 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 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.
Security forces checking people coming and going in violence-hit areas.
NPP said- Will support only if Manipur CM is removed The National People’s Party (NPP), which has withdrawn support to the BJP-led government in Manipur, has said that the party may reconsider its decision if it removes Chief Minister N Biren Singh.
National Vice President of NPP Yumnam Joykumar Singh said- Biren Singh has completely failed in bringing peace in the state. This is why the National President of NPP withdrew support from the government.
However, the withdrawal of support had no impact on the Manipur government as the BJP has an absolute majority with 32 MLAs in the 60-member House. Naga People’s Front and JDU are also in the ruling alliance.
MLA may have participated due to confusion – Joykumar Joykumar claimed that three NPP MLAs had attended the meeting chaired by the CM on November 18, which could be due to confusion. The meeting was for NDA MLAs. We have only withdrawn support from the Biren Singh led government, but we are still allies of the NDA.
However, we have warned our MLAs that action can be taken against them if they attend such meetings without prior approval of the state or national president.
The Central Government had recently announced the deployment of 50 new CAPF companies in Manipur.
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 N 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 a Meitei protestor was killed by police firing in Jiribam district at night. CRPF DG Anish Dayal Singh reached Manipur on November 17 to take stock of the violence.
- 18 November: The body of the last woman kidnapped was found.
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.
560 days of violence in Manipur Violence between Kuki-Meitei has been going on for more than 560 days. 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.
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Manipur CM said – Chidambaram is responsible for the latest violence: When he was the Union Home Minister, he had made an agreement with the militant groups of Myanmar.
After the phase of violence started again in Manipur, Chief Minister Biren Singh had said that violence has started again in Manipur due to the policies of P Chidambaram. Showing an old photograph of Chidambaram, Biren Singh had said – The latest violence in Manipur is happening due to illegal immigrants from Myanmar. They came to Manipur for drug trade and are now trying to control the entire North-East. Read the full news..
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