Imphal West women police station has arrested and taken up a case under POCSO Act against a 39 year old man for allegedly raping a 14 year old girl belonging to a neighbouring family by blackmailing her through an MMS clip Source The Sangai Express
Imphal West women police station has arrested and taken up a case under POCSO Act against a 39 year old man for allegedly raping a 14 year old girl belonging to a neighbouring family by blackmailing her through an MMS clip Source The Sangai Express
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Food Safety Officers under the Health Department, Manipur were directed to take up immediate surveillance and inspection works in their respective jurisdictions to check the food items being sold in the State to see that all the mandatory requiremen…
Food Safety Officers under the Health Department, Manipur were directed to take up immediate surveillance and inspection works in their respective jurisdictions to check the food items being sold in the State to see that all the mandatory requirements prescribed by the food safety and standard Act, 2006 and the food safety and standard regulations, 2011 are complied with Source Hueiyen News Service
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Hitting back at rebels who killed 18 soldiers in Manipur, special forces of the army today carried out a surgical strike inside Myanmar, slaying about 15 insurgents of the groups believed to be responsible for the deadly ambush Source The Sangai Exp…
Hitting back at rebels who killed 18 soldiers in Manipur, special forces of the army today carried out a surgical strike inside Myanmar, slaying about 15 insurgents of the groups believed to be responsible for the deadly ambush Source The Sangai Express Press Trust of India
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E-Pao.netManipur ambush a setback to AFSPA repeal cry: GaikhangamTimes of IndiaImphal: The killing of 18 Dogra Rifles personnel by Myanmar-based militants on June 4 may upset the campaign by several organizations for the withdrawal of the Armed Forces …
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Manipur ambush a setback to AFSPA repeal cry: Gaikhangam
Times of India Imphal: The killing of 18 Dogra Rifles personnel by Myanmar-based militants on June 4 may upset the campaign by several organizations for the withdrawal of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from Manipur. While Manipur deputy chief minister … AS Kingson & Ngalengshim Ngashangva * |
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Ultras Hail Comrades behind Manipur Ambush
The New Indian Express GUWAHATI: Naga insurgent outfit NSCN-K along with fellow insurgent groups from Manipur, KYKL and KCP operating on the India-Myanmar border, accorded a “warm victory reception” to their “elite strike unit” that had carried out the deadly ambush on 6 … Militant leaders hail, condoleThe Sangai Express |
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Ultras Hail Comrades behind Manipur Ambush
The New Indian Express GUWAHATI: Naga insurgent outfit NSCN-K along with fellow insurgent groups from Manipur, KYKL and KCP operating on the India-Myanmar border, accorded a “warm victory reception” to their “elite strike unit” that had carried out the deadly ambush on 6 … Militant leaders hail, condole |
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Manipur ambush: Amid Army operation, focus on villages rife with militancyThe Indian ExpressEven as the Army operation unfolds, the focus is also on a cluster of villages along the India-Myanmar border. Village Pahaikoh, located right on the border in …
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Manipur ambush: Amid Army operation, focus on villages rife with militancy
The Indian Express Even as the Army operation unfolds, the focus is also on a cluster of villages along the India-Myanmar border. Village Pahaikoh, located right on the border in Ukhrul district, has been on the radar of the security forces for a while now. Phaikoh, a … |
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PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release, 9 June 2015 NORTHEAST COMMUNITY LEADERS MET UNION HOME MINISTER SHRI KIREN RIJIJU TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF CIVILIANS IN CHANDEL DISTRICT FOLLOWING THE AMBUSH AND
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For Immediate Release, 9 June 2015
NORTHEAST COMMUNITY LEADERS MET UNION HOME MINISTER SHRI KIREN RIJIJU TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF CIVILIANS IN CHANDEL DISTRICT FOLLOWING THE AMBUSH AND KILLING OF 18 SECURITY FORCES IN MANIPUR
New Delhi,9th June, 2015 ~Collective delegation from the Northeast Region of India met Mr. Kiren Rijiju, Union Minister of State on 8th June 2015 in North Block to appeal for his immediate intervention to the recent situation in Chandel District of Manipur. The delegation strongly condemn the ambush which left 18 security forces dead and scores of others injured that belong to the Dogra Regiment and have also expressed deepest condolences to the departed Indian Armies and shares the pain and sorrow of the bereaved families.
When the delegation apprised the Minister of Home for State, Mr.Kiren Rijiju on the present crisis in Chandel district, he has given his assurance that he will act on it and convey these concerns to concerned Ministers and authorities. The Minister also added that the concerned state government must cooperate in this process and must also inform the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Defence Ministry that are being taken care of from the side of the state administration.
Keeping in view the past history of massive human rights violations during army operation, the collective leaders led by Mr David Boyes, Ms Binalakshmi Nepram, Ms Alana Golmei
and Mr Zuchamo Yanthan have submitted a memorandum demanding the following points for the safety of the innocent people in Chandel district:
(1). The presence of civil police, and women’s representation in all military combing operations.
(2). Deployment of state police including women police officers and setting up of booths in those areas to coordinate with the army while they carry out the operation.
(3). Constitution of an immediate fact finding mission with immediate effect comprising the political parties, civil workers both men and women.
(4). That the present crisis must not lead to further suffering of the civilian in the areas.
(5). Ensure for peaceful combing operation without violating human rights bearing in mind the bitter memories and experiences of Oinam village in Manipur on 11th July, 1987. (After the killing of nine soldiers by NSCN, a counter insurgency Operation Bluebird was launched in Oinam village on 11th July, 1987. During the operation, there were unimaginable massive human rights violations of rape, torture, illegal arrests and detention, burning and dismantling of homes, dismantling of schools and churches, looting of property and forced labour took placed)
(6). Ensure the involvement of women in any peace process in Northeast India. There are presently 17 ongoing peace talks in the North East. However, not a single woman is included in the process.
The meeting with Minister lasted for 45 minutes and he has assured his best possible support to safeguard the people of Chandel district, Manipur and for people of Northeast region
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IMPHAL, June 9: Civil judge, senior division, Imphal West Dr Ch Shantibala Devi has today fixed the hearing of the case filed against Manipur People`™s Party president N Sovakiran Singh
IMPHAL, June 9: Civil judge, senior division, Imphal West Dr Ch Shantibala Devi has today fixed the hearing of the case filed against Manipur People`™s Party president N Sovakiran Singh for suspending three central committee members of the party against the party`™s Constitution on June 22.
The petitioners of the case are MPP central committee members Laikhuram Apabi and two others while the party president is the respondent.
According to the last hearing on the case, counsels of both the petitioners and the defendant were present in the court today. However, the counsel of the petitioners submitted more documents/ affidavits related to the case before the court after receiving prior permission.
And since it is also required for the counsel of the defendant to have knowledge of the additional affidavits and documents submitted by the counsel of the petitioners, the court decided to postpone the hearing for some more days and fixed it on June 22.
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IMPHAL, June 9: The Health Department has stated that as there are press reports of selling food items such as `Maggie`™ and `Baby Milk Powder of Nestle India`™ which are
IMPHAL, June 9: The Health Department has stated that as there are press reports of selling food items such as `Maggie`™ and `Baby Milk Powder of Nestle India`™ which are found to be not fit for human consumption and hazardous to health, all Food Safety Officers are directed to take up immediate surveillance and inspection works in their respective jurisdictions to check if the food items being sold in the State fulfills all the mandatory requirements prescribed by the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 and the Food Safety and Standard Requirement Act, 2011 .
According to the official memorandum of the department, there are also reports of importing many packaged food items from Myanmar into the State by Food Business Operators and the standards and quality of such food items need to be checked and analyzed properly before consumption by the public.
The FSOs are also directed to take sample of any food items or substances which are stored for sale by the Food Business Operators in contravention of the aforesaid Act and the Regulations and take up necessary actions for sending/referring to Food Testing Laboratory for analysis for further course of action as per rules, it said.
The Food Safety Officers will submit a daily back report of actions so far taken to the Commissioner of Food Safety/Principal Secretary (Health and FW), Government of Manipur, it said.
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IMPHAL, June 9: The body which was recovered by security forces during their ongoing combing operation in areas of Chandel district following the June 4 deadly ambush has been identified
IMPHAL, June 9: The body which was recovered by security forces during their ongoing combing operation in areas of Chandel district following the June 4 deadly ambush has been identified as a cadre of the Kanglei Yaol Kanna Lup, KYKL.
According to police source, the body is identified as that of Keisham Rajen Singh, 28, son of K Khamba Singh of Nongdren Maning Leikai under Lamlai Police Station in Imphal East.
It is said that his body was recovered yesterday during the operation from Leibung Village which is about 10 km from the ambush site.
The body has been deposited at the JNIMS morgue for post mortem examination which will be conducted tomorrow.
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After the devastation of the June 4 insurgent ambush on a 6-Dogra convoy which left 18 soldiers dead, news emanating from press conferences in New Delhi today say the Indian
After the devastation of the June 4 insurgent ambush on a 6-Dogra convoy which left 18 soldiers dead, news emanating from press conferences in New Delhi today say the Indian Army has struck back killing an unspecified number of insurgent fighters in the Indo-Myanmar border area along Manipur and Nagaland. It is not certain if the troops entered Myanmar in these operations. We do hope there has been no collateral damage caused. Even if there were none, and all killed were combatants, and even if these combatants were Myanmar domiciles, we would still be sad. Just as we cannot rejoice when Army soldiers are killed, we cannot do so when insurgent combatants are the casualties too. We have no doubt that all wars are evil, and the sooner they come to an end the better. But the sad thing is, this is unlikely to happen so soon, precisely because there are still too many war mongers left in the civil society all around. Leave aside the perpetually screaming talking heads on the TV channels, for they do no analysis except raise the decibel of public hysteria. A more meaningful way to assess this postulate is to do a scan of the opinion pages of sober mainstream newspapers. Such an exercise too would testify the existence of these war mongers.
Perhaps the term war monger is a little too blunt, for the approaches of these analysts are a lot more nuanced. They are war mongers all right, but their war mongering is disguised in intellectual sophistry. Those who have been closely following analyses on the June 4 bloody ambush and its aftermath will have noticed two broad and differing ways of looking at the carnage. One group looks at where the government policies have failed, both in the immediate as well as the longer terms in dealing with this conflict theatre. As for instance, they see with a sense of foreboding that the sudden shift in the insurgency undercurrents was triggered by the government allowing, or encouraging the conclusion of the 14 year old ceasefire it held with the Khaplang faction of the NSCN. True the government may not have done this out of any cynical intent, but so as to facilitate its peace negotiations with the other faction of the NSCN, which because their bases are chiefly on the Indian side of the border, is more important for India. Without pointing any accusative finger at the government of sinister game plans, these analysts do point out the obvious failure of judgment on the part of the government, and their alibi is the current escalation of violence and tension in this conflict theatre.
The other camp sees things quite differently. They see the solution in elimination of all resistance through military means. They coldly analyse ebbs and flows of insurgent morale by doing body counts of soldiers killed every year. They want to see a Bhutan type joint operation to exterminate the militants, both Khaplang`™s own fighters as well as the other NE militants he is giving shelter on his soil. There are however two oversights in this approach. One, in the case of the Bhutan operation against Indian militants, Bhutan`™s only stake was it also wanted to free its territory of what are India`™s war against itself, to use a phrase from Sanjib Baruah`™s book `India Against Itself`. Obviously, this camp does not see this as an `India Against Itself` situation. Unlike in Bhutan, Myanmar has been fighting its own wars against itself on many fronts, and it must be having its own strategies to resolve its problems. Indeed, the country is on ceasefire agreements with almost all its own ethnic insurgencies, although its truce with the powerful Kachins has been barely holding with violent confrontations breaking out every now and then. In any case, experience of the past half a century is proof enough that this extermination approach only complicates the problems.
Meanwhile, our prayers go out to the villagers of the affected areas of Chandel and beyond. We wish them safety. We understand how they would have been helpless even if insurgent fighters came and sought shelter in their villages, as much as they would now be helpless when Army trooper barge into their homes in their search operations. There is nothing to rejoice in this war, as so many war mongers seem to be doing. There is on the other hand, only sorrow at every single news of children, wherever they are, losing their fathers, wives their husbands, mothers their sons, sisters their brothers, in this mindless conflict.
Leader Writer: Pradip Phanjoubam
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IMPHAL, June 9: A collective delegation from the Northeast Region of India met Union Minister of State, Kiren Rijiju on June 8 in North Block to appeal for his immediate
IMPHAL, June 9: A collective delegation from the Northeast Region of India met Union Minister of State, Kiren Rijiju on June 8 in North Block to appeal for his immediate intervention in the recent development in Chandel district in the aftermath of ambush on an Army convoy.
According to an emailed statement, the delegation led by David Boyes, Binalakshmi Nepram, Alana Golmei and Zuchamo Yanthan also submitted a memorandum demanding certain points for the safety of the innocent people of Chandel district.
At the same time the delegates also strongly condemned the ambush which left 18 soldiers dead and scores of others injured.
They also expressed deepest condolences to the departed Indian soldiers and shared the pain and sorrow of the bereaved families.
Meanwhile, the demands made to Ministry of State include presence of civil police, and women`™s representation in all military combing operations; deployment of state police including women police officers and setting up of booths in those areas to coordinate with the army while they carry out the operation.
Other demands include constitution of an immediate fact finding mission with immediate effect comprising the political parties, civil workers, both men and women and that the present crisis must not lead to further suffering of the civilian in the areas.
The MoS was also appealed to ensure peaceful combing operation without violating human rights bearing in mind the bitter memories and experiences of Oinam village in Manipur on July 11, 1987.
The memorandum said after the killing of nine soldiers by NSCN, a counter insurgency Operation Bluebird was launched in Oinam village on July 11, 1987.
During the operation, there were unimaginable massive human rights violations of rape, torture, illegal arrests and detention, burning and dismantling of homes, dismantling of schools and churches, looting of property and forced labour took placed), it said.
It further appealed to ensure the involvement of women in any peace process in Northeast India. There are presently 17 ongoing peace talks in the North East. However, not a single woman is included in the process, it said.
The statement also said that the Minister of Home for State, Kiren Rijiju has given his assurance that he will act on it and convey these concerns to concerned Ministers and authorities.
The Minister also added that the concerned State government must cooperate in this process and must also inform the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Defence Ministry of the steps that are being taken care of from the side of the state administration, it said.
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IMPHAL, June 9: The JAC formed in connection with the alleged murder of Ningthoujam Rebika has refuted the claim made by family members of Ningthoujam Bishe that he is not
IMPHAL, June 9: The JAC formed in connection with the alleged murder of Ningthoujam Rebika has refuted the claim made by family members of Ningthoujam Bishe that he is not involved in the case.
Speaking at a press meet at Manipur Press Club today, convener of the JAC Ningthoujam Ajit said that whether Bishe is guilty or not guilty should be decided only after completion of the ongoing police investigation of the case.
He termed the allegation hurled by Bishe`™s family members that people of Heirok stole household items before torching their house as baseless and untrue.
He clarified that the JAC had carried out a publicity round in the locality using loudspeakers to call out Bishe`™s family members to discuss the incident.
However, no one came out and the house was found empty, he said.
Ajit also said that yesterday`™s violence wherein the glass windshields of miister Okendro`™s car were damaged was also unfortunate.
Advisor of the JAC Mandir Laishram who was present at the meet cautioned that the JAC will resort to agitations if the government does not deliver justice on the case at the earliest.
He appealed to civil organizations and legal experts to help the JAC in delivering justice to the killing of Rebika.
He mentioned that mob justice has been taking place in the society as people are not satisfied with the kind of justice deliverance by the government.
It may be mentioned that Ningthoujam Bishe had called a press conference during which he claimed that he was not involved in the killing of Rebika.
He also said that police picked him up for interrogation following the incident but released later.
His residential house was burnt down by a mob on the day Rebika was found raped and murdered. Houses of another two individuals including the main accused identified as Tekcham Jasraj, 24 alias Yaima were also torched by the irate mob.
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BISHNUPUR, June 9: In condemnation of the fishing practice using dynamo powered electronic device in Loktak Lake during night time, Ningthoukhong Municipal Council, Bishnupur district called a press conference at
BISHNUPUR, June 9: In condemnation of the fishing practice using dynamo powered electronic device in Loktak Lake during night time, Ningthoukhong Municipal Council, Bishnupur district called a press conference at its office today.
Chairperson of Ningthoukhong Municipal Council RK Bimola; Councillor of Ningthoukhong Municipal Council M Rajen; members of the JAC Against Dynamo; All Loktak Lake Fishermen`™s Union Manipur (ALLAFUM); All Loktak lake Union; Ningthoukhong Youth Welfare Club and representatives of several organizations attended the press conference.
Addressing media persons, RK Bimola said that a complaint was lodged with the Ningthoukhong Municipal Council on June 4 by the JAC urging to restrict the practice of fishing using dynamo powered electronic device in Loktak Lake during night time which has been going on since the last three years.
She further said that such fishing practice will affect the eco-system of the Loktak Lake which is the largest freshwater lake in the entire north east India , famous for the phumdis floating over it.
Expressing concern on the rampant fishing practice using electric current in the lake, she urged the government and Loktak Development Authority to intervene into the matter and ensure that such fishing practice is stopped.
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By Alex Guite LAMKA, June 9: Following in the steps of the Thanlon MLA Vungzagin Valte, Health minister Phungzathang Tonsing today organised a reception programme of all Autonomous District Council
By Alex Guite
LAMKA, June 9: Following in the steps of the Thanlon MLA Vungzagin Valte, Health minister Phungzathang Tonsing today organised a reception programme of all Autonomous District Council candidates from his constituency.
The Thanlon MLA had organised a similar reception programme at his residence about a week ago stating that he would work with any candidate who wins the election regardless of their party affiliation
Singat MLA Ginsuanhau also organised a similar reception for ADC candidates of his constituency.
The MLA said regardless of the outcome tomorrow, he is ready to work with whosoever wins the election.
He had also arranged a dinner for the candidates, which was skipped by some sitting MDC members.
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‘PM Modi Ordered Hot Pursuit After Manipur Ambush; Message to Neighbours …
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'PM Modi Ordered Hot Pursuit After Manipur Ambush; Message to Neighbours …
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Rare Cross-Border Operation to Avenge Manipur: Army’s New Hot Pursuit Policy?
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Rare Cross-Border Operation to Avenge Manipur: Army's New Hot Pursuit Policy?
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Manipur ambush: First cross-border strike in Myanmar kills 20 North East …
Daily News & Analysis Elite commandos of the army went a few kilometers inside the Myanmar territory to destroy two camps of insurgents hiding there after their attacks in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh last week by NSCN(K) and KYKL outfits. The operation was guided by … |
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Manipur ambush: First cross-border strike in Myanmar kills 20 North East …
Daily News & Analysis Elite commandos of the army went a few kilometers inside the Myanmar territory to destroy two camps of insurgents hiding there after their attacks in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh last week by NSCN(K) and KYKL outfits. The operation was guided by … |
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Indian Army in hot pursuit of terrorists behind Manipur ambush, enters Myanmar …
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Indian Army in hot pursuit of terrorists behind Manipur ambush, enters Myanmar …
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Days After Manipur Ambush, Army Hits Militants Across the Myanmar Border in …
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Days After Manipur Ambush, Army Hits Militants Across the Myanmar Border in …
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