The central government seems to be taking steps to restore peace in M.pur. Amit Shah has an important meeting in the Home Ministry today on M.pur violence. Indian Army and Assam Rifles soldiers took out a flag march in Imphal. Efforts are being made to establish peace through this flag march.
Less vehicle movement has been seen on the roads
In view of the tension, curfew has been imposed in Imphal West and Imphal East. There is less vehicular movement on the roads and security personnel are standing by. Along with this, security has been increased outside the Chief Minister’s residence and Raj Bhavan.
Which officers will attend Amit Shah’s meeting?
The main agenda in today’s meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah regarding M.pur is to review whether the instructions given by the Home Minister during the emergency meeting called by the central forces have been implemented. The meeting will be attended by senior Home Ministry officials, Union Home Secretary, IB Director, RAW Chief and CRPF officers. The meeting will also prepare a blueprint for simultaneous dialogue with the Meitei and Kuki communities.
Home Minister’s meeting is being held for the second consecutive day
The Home Minister’s meeting is being held for the second consecutive day. Earlier, Home Minister Amit Shah has reviewed the situation in M.pur and has directed to take all possible steps to ensure peace in the state. Yesterday, due to M.pur violence, Home Minister Amit Shah canceled his Maharashtra tour midway. Amidst the violence, the National People’s Party, which was supporting the government, announced its withdrawal of support from the government. The NPP alleges that the Biren Singh government has completely failed to resolve the crisis and restore normalcy.
Internet banned in 6 districts of M.pur
For the second day on Sunday, tension and violence were once again seen in M.pur. An angry mob vandalized the ancestral house of BJP MLA Kongkham Robindro in Imphal. A day earlier on Saturday too, an angry mob had indulged in violence and vandalized the houses of many MLAs and ministers. Many vehicles were also set on fire. There is already a ban on internet in 6 districts of the state.
