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Women activists interfering with operations in Manipur: Army | Imphal News - Vimarsana News

Women activists interfering with operations in Manipur: Army | Imphal News

GUWAHATI: The Army, which was called in by the Manipur government to help maintain law and order immediately after the violence broke out on May 3, on.

Help us to help Manipur: Army says women activists block routes, interfere - Vimarsana News

Help us to help Manipur: Army says women activists block routes, interfere

Women activists were deliberately blocking routes and interfering in operations by security forces in violence-hit Manipur, the Army said, urging people to help it in restoring peace in the Northeastern state.

Manipur Violence: Govt Issues 'No work, no pay' Order Against 1 lakh Employees; Army Appeals for Cooperation - Vimarsana News

Manipur Violence: Govt Issues 'No work, no pay' Order Against 1 lakh Employees; Army Appeals for Cooperation

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has invoked the 'no-work-no-pay' stricture on against nearly lakh employees across the state. , India News, Times Now

'Help us to help Manipur': Army says women activists blocking ops - Vimarsana News

'Help us to help Manipur': Army says women activists blocking ops

Terming such 'unwarranted interference' detrimental to the timely response by security forces, the Army's Spears Corps shared a video on Twitter late on Monday of some such incidents.

Source: rediff.com
Manipur | 'Help us to help Manipur': Indian Army says women activists blocking routes, interfering in ops - Vimarsana News

Manipur | 'Help us to help Manipur': Indian Army says women activists blocking routes, interfering in ops

The statement came two days after a stand-off in Imphal East's Itham village between the Army and a mob led by women that forced the forces to let go of 12 militants holed up there