Manipur blockade reaches 28th day with tightened security on NH-2

The economic blockade in Manipur over the alleged killing of six Liangmai Naga civilians, which began on June 5, reached its 28th day on July 2. The administration has increased security in Imphal West.

Protests in Manipur continue over an incident on May 13 in which six Liangmai Naga civilians were allegedly abducted and killed. Demonstrators are demanding the arrest of the accused and justice for the victims.

Security was tightened on National Highway-2 on Thursday, July 2. Manipur police and CRPF personnel were deployed in the Namduilong area of Imphal West. Protesters stopped vehicles heading from Imphal to Kangpokpi.

In a separate incident in Imphal East, demonstrators stopped a vehicle carrying telecom equipment and set it on fire. Police reached the spot, brought the situation under control and registered a case. The Kuki-Zo community in Kangpokpi has also been protesting since June 30, demanding that the highway be reopened.

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Security forces recovering bodies in Manipur's Kangpokpi district
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Six bodies recovered in Manipur, believed to be missing Naga civilians

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Security forces recovered six bodies in Manipur's Kangpokpi district. They are believed to be those of Naga civilians missing since May 13.

A road blockade on NH-102 in Manipur forced the chief minister to switch to a helicopter from Imphal to Thoubal for an official event. He flew from Kangla, landed at the Assam Rifles camp, and proceeded to the venue by road under tight security. The incident relates to the inauguration of a BDO office.

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Three Kuki youths injured in a June 15 attack were relocated from Imphal's Regional Institute of Medical Sciences to Churachandpur Medical College on June 17 under tight security following protests.

Hundreds of residents in Ranipet blocked a key road on Friday to protest frequent power cuts that have disrupted farming and daily life for over 1,500 families.

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At least three people were injured when police opened fire on demonstrators in Moyale town on Thursday. The protesters were calling for the release of two abducted elders and an end to the construction of a proposed security camp.

Several villagers and police personnel were injured on Tuesday in a clash in Odisha’s Rayagada district amid protests against a road to a bauxite mine. Local residents oppose the project at Sijimali, fearing impacts on water sources and livelihoods. Officials said the situation is now under control.

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The Union Ministry of Home Affairs has extended the deadline for a Commission of Inquiry into the 2023 Manipur violence until November 20, 2026. The three-member panel must now submit its report on the ethnic clashes as soon as possible but no later than that date.

 

 

 

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