Manipur Protest News Today

The accused were arrested around 5 pm on Thursday on the charges of violating CrPC 144 which was in force

Manipur High Court orders the removal of a paragraph advocating for Meitei inclusion in the Scheduled Tribe list due to conflict with Supreme Court precedent. Justice Gaiphulshillus ruling emphasizes adherence to government procedure. Supreme Court denounces the directive as "obnoxious" amid legal challenges. Amidst ongoing legal proceedings, the region grapples with ethnic unrest over demographic complexities.

Women of Khwairamband took to the streets of Imphal, demanding immediate action to address the inadequacy in handling the security crisis.

Security forces make arrests, recover weapons, and maintain control in the face of sporadic incidents in Manipur.

29 displaced medical students rally in Manipur, alleging denial of BDS and MBBS exams; NESO vows support in resolving grievances.

In a significant development, a frontal organisation of the Kuki tribes in Manipur has claimed they are ready to establish a "self-governed separate administration" in areas dominated by them, "whether the centre recognises it or not".

Manipur faces turmoil with a 33-hour shutdown, ethnic tensions, and missing teens.

Reportedly, the two students had embarked on a journey to the Sekmai area in Imphal West district on a two-wheeler on Sunday morning before mysteriously disappearing.

This development comes shortly after the Manipur government denounced the Joint Students Bodys notice as totally illegal.

 Chief Minister N. Biren Singh had said on Sunday that the four suspects in the murder of two young students have been arrested by the CBI and other security forces.