Ethnic Violence

The Kuki-Zomi organisation, Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum, had planned the burial of 35 people, who were killed in ethnic riots in the state, on Thursday at a site in Haolai Khopi village of Churachandpur, resulting in tension in many districts of Manipur.

Complete breakdown of law and order in Manipur, says SC summons DGP

A zero FIR can be lodged at any police station irrespective of its territorial jurisdiction which is later transferred to the police station within whose limits an incident has happened.

Kuki-Zo Women's Forum organises protest in Delhi, demands separate administration for tribals in Manipur

Scores of people attended the protest. Some of the protesters were seen wearing T-shirts with "separate administration is the only solution” written on them.

No arrest made by CBI in 6 Manipur violence cases so far: Officials

The agency formed a special investigation team (SIT) under a DIG-rank officer in June to investigate the six cases referred to it by the Union home ministry, the officials said.

CBI to take over Manipur sexual assault case: Top govt functionary

The government will seek the trial of the case, the details of which came out in the open last week through the leak of the video of the horrific incident, in Assam, the official said.

Manipur’s wounds should not be allowed to fester

If the trust deficit between the communities in Manipur is not bridged and faith in the state government is not restored, it would open the door for China to fish in troubled waters in the sensitive border regions 

India's Modi govt faces no-confidence vote over ethnic clashes

Shashi Tharoor, a leader of the main opposition Congress party, said the government must invest time in answering questions about Manipur.

Manipur unrest: Govt holds all-party meet to discuss prevailing situation

Leaders of different political parties, including the BJP, Congress, Trinamool Congress, Left parties and others, are taking part in the meeting.

Assam violence: Death toll 58, CM blames Centre, Opposition

While the death toll in the ethnic violence in Assam went up to 58, the blame game within the political arena was on. Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi defended his government against allegations that it was slow to react to the rioting, and failed to anticipate the violence.