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Indian police in Manipur state have filed criminal charges against four journalists, accusing them of misrepresenting facts in a report about the violent clashes between two ethnic groups earlier...

The Manipur government has started a police case against the president and three members of a fact-finding team from the Editors Guild of India (EGI),

A day after the police registered an FIR against four members of Editors Guild of India (EGI), Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Monday said that the EGI report on Manipur ethnic conflict is “biased...

The Digipub News India Foundation said that the police case was an act of intimidation, and urged the government not to shoot the messenger.

Highlighting the importance of education, Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh in a post on social media platform X, CM Biren said, “Pleased to share that

Indian police filed criminal charges against four journalists for allegedly “misrepresenting facts" about tribal conflicts in Manipur.

In a statement, the Editors Guild said "the Chief Minister’s labelling of the journalists body as “anti-State” and “anti- national” is deeply disturbing."

New Delhi, Sep 5 (PTI) The Editors Guild of India on Tuesday said Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh’s statements in response to its report on the media coverage of the ethnic violence in the state were intimidatory and urged him to close the FIRs registered against its president and three members.

Indian police in Manipur state have filed criminal charges against four journalists, accusing them of misrepresenting facts in a report about the violent clashes between ethnic groups earlier this year.

India News: The Editors Guild of India on Tuesday said Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh accusing the Guild's fact-find report on the ethnic conflagration in M