Imphal Violence News Today

Two people were killed after unknown armed miscreants opened fire at a camp situated near Manipur's Kadangband village in Lamshang area at the border of the Imphal West.

The Manipur Police fired several rounds in the air today to disperse a mob that surrounded a police station near the Chief Minister's office in the state capital Imphal. Curfew has been reimposed in the city.

The latest violence in state capital Imphal is part of a disturbing trend in strife-torn Manipur. This is the first time since May that students in un

Fresh violence rocked Manipur following the death of two students, leading to protests by students and youth in the state. Amidst ongoing protests, the Centre has transferred back senior IPS officer Rakesh Balwal back to Manipur cadre.

Photos of the bodies of the two students, who have been missing since July, went viral on social media on Monday.

Curfew remains tense but normal in Imphal East and West districts of Manipur; protesters storm police stations demanding release of five youths.

KPA President Tongmang Haokip said the party had lent support to the BJP on the condition that interests of the Kuki community would be protected, but that did not happen.

A large gathering of tribal members was expected to take place in Churachandpur during the mass burial event.

Police fired tear gas shells on Thursday evening to disperse a mob which had gathered at Khwairamband Bazaar in the heart of Imphal where the body of a man killed in the morning in a gunfight in Kangpokpi district was brought and placed in a traditional coffin.Demonstrators, led by women, threatened to carry the coffin in a procession to Chief Minister Biren N Singhs residence, officials said.

Amid the prevailing unrest in Manipur, another incidence of violence has come to light as mobs clashed with security forces overnight in Imphal, leavi