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21 Manipur MLAs Write To PM Modi, Ask To Form "Popular Government"
Twenty-one MLAs from Manipur have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting him to form a "popular government" in the crisis-hit state that is under the President's rule. They said such a step would ensure peace and normalcy in the state.
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Amid Row Over Alleged Plot To Replace Biren Singh, Manipur Minister's Reply
Manipur minister Th Biswajit Singh has denied signing any letter seeking change of leadership in the violence-hit state, days after the contents of the purported letter which 19 MLAs gave to the central leadership surfaced in public.
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'Leaked Letter' By 19 MLAs Sparks Rebellion Buzz Against Manipur Chief Minister, Again
Local media reports of a purported letter allegedly written by 19 BJP MLAs in Manipur to their party's central leadership has again sparked a buzz over rebellion against Chief Minister N Biren Singh.
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"If Central Forces Can't Stop Violence...": Manipur BJP MLA's Letter To Amit Shah
Manipur BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh today asked the Centre to withdraw central forces from the state if their presence fails to stop violence.
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"Kuki MLAs' Brinkmanship...": Meitei Alliance On Letter Questioning Troop Movement
A global umbrella body of civil society organisations of Manipur's Meitei community has condemned a letter by 10 Kuki MLAs that alleged the Centre is withdrawing two Assam Rifles battalions to fan more violence in the ethnic crisis-hit state.
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"Parliament Statements Appear To Tread Manipur Government Line": 10 Tribal MLAs In Letter To Amit Shah
Ten tribal MLAs from Manipur have written to Home Minister Amit Shah asking him to speed up the political dialogue for "recognition of ethnic separation" from the violence-hit northeast state.
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"No Cop Disarmed Before Violence": Manipur Police Trash 10 Tribal MLAs' Letter
The allegation by 10 tribal MLAs that the Manipur Police "stripped" Kuki cops of all powers and "disarmed" them before violence broke out between the Meiteis and the Kukis is blatantly false, the Manipur Police chief said in a statement on Friday.
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21 Manipur MLAs Write To PM Modi, Ask To Form "Popular Government"
Twenty-one MLAs from Manipur have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi requesting him to form a "popular government" in the crisis-hit state that is under the President's rule. They said such a step would ensure peace and normalcy in the state.
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Amid Row Over Alleged Plot To Replace Biren Singh, Manipur Minister's Reply
Manipur minister Th Biswajit Singh has denied signing any letter seeking change of leadership in the violence-hit state, days after the contents of the purported letter which 19 MLAs gave to the central leadership surfaced in public.
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'Leaked Letter' By 19 MLAs Sparks Rebellion Buzz Against Manipur Chief Minister, Again
Local media reports of a purported letter allegedly written by 19 BJP MLAs in Manipur to their party's central leadership has again sparked a buzz over rebellion against Chief Minister N Biren Singh.
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"If Central Forces Can't Stop Violence...": Manipur BJP MLA's Letter To Amit Shah
Manipur BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh today asked the Centre to withdraw central forces from the state if their presence fails to stop violence.
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"Kuki MLAs' Brinkmanship...": Meitei Alliance On Letter Questioning Troop Movement
A global umbrella body of civil society organisations of Manipur's Meitei community has condemned a letter by 10 Kuki MLAs that alleged the Centre is withdrawing two Assam Rifles battalions to fan more violence in the ethnic crisis-hit state.
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"Parliament Statements Appear To Tread Manipur Government Line": 10 Tribal MLAs In Letter To Amit Shah
Ten tribal MLAs from Manipur have written to Home Minister Amit Shah asking him to speed up the political dialogue for "recognition of ethnic separation" from the violence-hit northeast state.
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"No Cop Disarmed Before Violence": Manipur Police Trash 10 Tribal MLAs' Letter
The allegation by 10 tribal MLAs that the Manipur Police "stripped" Kuki cops of all powers and "disarmed" them before violence broke out between the Meiteis and the Kukis is blatantly false, the Manipur Police chief said in a statement on Friday.
