As perpetrators of violence in Manipur looted Ministers' houses .... There is suspicion of Dhaka pattern of violence :: Question is Why ?

 

The crisis in Manipur resurfaced this year coinciding with two totally different political developments - the downfall of Joe Biden's 'Democratic Party's empire' in the US and the Maharashtra elections.

In Maharashtra too, the BJP has  been making a lot of noise about the efficacy of Double Engine model. But the Biren Singh Model so far has proved to be a disastrous. 

Did Joe Biden administration really push the case of a 'Christian state' carving out of Bangladesh, India and Myanmar ? 

In Imphal, a meeting of NDA leaders presided over by CM N Biren Singh  condemned the action of certain persons who "humiliated ministers and MLAs" by attacking them and also burning and stealing their properties.

This is new in northeast and is a reflective of Dhaka violence in August. NIA will now examine various issues.  

A meeting chaired by Chief Minister N Biren Singh at CM’s secretariat on Monday evening endorsed the cabinet decision taken earlier on Saturday while resolving to start mass operations against the Kuki militants responsible for the killing of the six innocent women and children in Jiribam within seven days.

The resolutions reaffirmed the appeal made to the Central Government to review the imposition of AFSPA as per the order dated November 14  with immediate effect.

The cases related to the killing of the six innocent Meitei women and children in Jiribam, death of one Hmar woman who was burnt on November in Jiribam and the killing of one Meitei woman farmer in Saiton, Bishnupur district on November 9 to be immediately handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), as per the resolution.  

It resolved to declare the Kuki Militants responsible for the killing of the six innocent women and children as unlawful organisations within seven days.

If the above resolutions taken are not implemented within the specified period, all the NDA Legislators will decide the future course of action in consultation with the people of the state, it stated.

It further resolved that the Central and state governments will take all necessary steps at the earliest to restore peace and normalcy in Manipur.  

The Assam Rifles organised Security Coordination Meeting at Lailophai (near Sugnu Bridge), Churachandpur District, Manipiur on Nov 16th. bringing together key representatives of Assam Rifles, Manipur Police, BSF and ITBP to ensure peace and stability in the fringe areas bordering Kakching, Bishnupur and Churachandpur District.

As per a statement, as many as 11 legislators did not attend the meeting without giving any specific reason despite receiving the notification for the meeting on Monday while another seven took leave.  

As per sources, speaker Th Satyabrata, MLA Singjamei AC Y Khemchand, MLA Thanga AC  T Robindro, MLA Wabagai AC Usham Deben, MLA Hiyanglam AC Y Radheshyam, MLA Heirok  AC Th Radheshyam, MLA Jiribam AC Ashab Uddin, and MLA Uripok AC Kh Raghumani, MLA Thangmeiband AC Kh Joykisan were absent.  

NPF leader and Water resources minister Awangbwo Newmai, Mao MLA Loshii Dikho, MLA Chingai AC, Khashim Vashum, MLA Phungyar AC Leishiyo Keishing were present at the meeting.