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In strife-torn Manipur, youngsters take up arms to 'protect' villages

These youngsters, mostly in their late 20s and early 30s, identify themselves as volunteers and say they have taken up the responsibility to keep their own safe as security forces "could not do enough to protect us".

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Manipur violence: A year on, 50,000 people still living in camps; society pulled apart

Ethnic clashes in Manipur have led to deep divisions, displacing thousands and impacting daily life. The conflict has segregated communities, affecting travel, education, and basic necessities. Over 50,000 people remain in relief camps as politicians seek calm amidst ongoing unrest.

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Manipur Ethnic Violence: A Year On, It Is Schrodinger's Manipur

The Manipur ethnic violence began a year ago. To say "a year ago" is the strangest thing about the situation for a state that borders the troubled, junta-ruled Myanmar.

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Manipur news: Women-led protesters thwart Army's attempt to seize arms

Women-led protestors in Manipur blocked the Army convoy to demand seized weapons. Despite firing in the air, the Army couldn't disperse the crowd. An agreement was later made for the Army to hand over the arms to the police, restoring normalcy

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Women's group helps free 11 Meitei militants in Manipur | Latest News India

An army convoy that was ferrying 11 members of Arambai Tenggol was stopped near Imphal by a large group of women protesters, who managed to free the nabbed men from the army’s custody | Latest News India

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Recurring violence prevents peace efforts in Manipur even a year later

The division between the Valley and the hills has been dangerously accentuated to the extent that people from Kuki areas do not venture into Meitei areas and vice versa. Even the officials prefer to stay in their respective localities. Around 13,000 Kukis and Zos have taken shelter in Mizoram following the Manipur violence.

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Manipur Lok Sabha election: After firing incident, security personnel demonstrate against posting in troubled areas

Those protesting 197 police personnel belonging to the Meitei community felt that it was risky to do duty in the area.They urged the authorities concerned to post them at an alternative place for discharging their election duty.

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India to rerun Manipur polls after violence and damage to voting machines

Election authorities declared the voting void at the 11 locations and ordered the fresh poll, the chief electoral officer says

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Lok Sabha polls 2024: Over 24,000 displaced people to vote from relief camps in Manipur

Imphal, Apr 7 (PTI) Eleven months of conflict, over 50,000 displaced people and an anti-poll sentiment among few---the Election Commission in violence-hit Manipur is gearing up for the challenging task of holding Lok Sabha elections in the state where the poll scene is muted.

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41-day lull in ethnic violence holds ray of hope in Manipur

Strife-torn Manipur has not reported a single case of ethnic clashes, gunfights or killings for 41 days now, officials on the ground said on Sunday | Latest News India

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