Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
[H3]ভারতে সেভেন সিস্টার্সের ৬০ কিলোমিটার ভেতরে ঢুকে পড়েছে চীন [/H3]
Loading...
Press space to scroll through posts
Bangladesh Defense
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 3,625
- Questions Answered
- 1
If Modi tries what Hasina tried in Dhaka - firing live rounds to control insurrections, then they will "lose" Manipur.
No amount of Kashmir style suppression using Indian Army etc. will halt tribal Manipuris, they are a different bunch.
On the minus side however - the numbers for Manipuris is rather small.
In other news, I am hearing from various sources (some legit) that Chinese armed forces have advanced 60 km inside Arunachal Pradesh (disputed territory). Which the video above confirms.
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
I love them a lot
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
ছাত্র-জনতা বিক্ষোভে ফুঁসছে মনিপুর; উঠছে স্বাধীনতার দাবি
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 3,625
- Questions Answered
- 1
Calling Manipuris and Nagas "Chinki" by BJP and RSS goondas in larger Indian cities and treating them as second class citizens has come back to bite the Modi administration.
If they want freedom, very little Modi can do now, as mismanaged and nearsighted as his administration is.
The balkanization of India has begun, starting with far flung remote areas. It was always simmering under the surface, now it is out in the open.
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
India’s Manipur orders internet blackout, curfew after ethnic clashes
India’s strife-torn northeastern state of Manipur ordered an internet blackout on Tuesday, after imposing a curfew following days of deadly ethnic violence and clashes between protesters and police
en.prothomalo.com
India’s Manipur orders internet blackout, curfew after ethnic clashes
Hundreds of Meitei people in the state capital Imphal defied a curfew imposed earlier Tuesday to demand security forces take action against Kuki insurgent groups, whom they blame for the latest spate of attacks
AFP New Delhi
Published: 11 Sep 2024, 11: 56
Security personnel fire tear gas shells to disperse protesters during a curfew in Imphal on 10 September 2024. India’s strife-torn northeastern state of Manipur ordered an internet blackout on September 10, after imposing a curfew following days of deadly ethnic violence and clashes between protesters and policeAFP
India’s strife-torn northeastern state of Manipur ordered an internet blackout on Tuesday, after imposing a curfew following days of deadly ethnic violence and clashes between protesters and police.
Manipur has been rocked by periodic clashes for more than a year between the predominantly Hindu Meitei majority and the mainly Christian Kuki community, dividing the state into ethnic enclaves.
At least 11 people were killed last week as hostilities between the two communities erupted again after months of relative calm.
A notice from the state’s home ministry ordered all internet and mobile data services in the state to be shut off for five days in order to bring the latest unrest under control.
“Some anti-social elements might use social media extensively for transmission of images, hate speech and hate video messages inciting the passions of the public,” the notice said.
Internet services were shut down for months in Manipur last year during the first outbreak of violence, which displaced around 60,000 people from their homes according to government figures
“It has become necessary to take adequate measures to maintain law and order in public interest, by stopping the spread of disinformation and false rumours.”
Internet services were shut down for months in Manipur last year during the first outbreak of violence, which displaced around 60,000 people from their homes according to government figures.
Thousands of the state’s residents are still unable to return home owing to ongoing tensions.
‘Significant escalation’
Hundreds of Meitei people in the state capital Imphal defied a curfew imposed earlier Tuesday to demand security forces take action against Kuki insurgent groups, whom they blame for the latest spate of attacks.
Paramilitary and police personnel stand guard during a student protest demanding the removal of the Manipur Director General of Police (DGP) and security advisor after the recent violence in different areas and districts, in Imphal on 10 September 2024 ANI
Indian TV broadcasters showed the police firing tear gas in an effort to disperse the rally.
Student-led protests on Monday turned violent after the crowd threw stones and plastic bottles at security forces, police said in a statement.
Protesters in another district snatched arms from police and fired at them, the statement added.
“One police personnel was hit on the left thigh by a live round and another police personnel was hit in the face by an unknown projectile,” it said.
The protests were motivated by a series of insurgent attacks using “improvised” projectile weapons and drone attacks that killed 11 people last week, in what police called a “significant escalation” of violence.
Long-standing tensions between the Meitei and Kuki communities revolve around competition for land and public jobs.
Rights activists have accused local leaders of exacerbating ethnic divisions for political gain.
Manipur is ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
Hundreds of Meitei people in the state capital Imphal defied a curfew imposed earlier Tuesday to demand security forces take action against Kuki insurgent groups, whom they blame for the latest spate of attacks
AFP New Delhi
Published: 11 Sep 2024, 11: 56
Security personnel fire tear gas shells to disperse protesters during a curfew in Imphal on 10 September 2024. India’s strife-torn northeastern state of Manipur ordered an internet blackout on September 10, after imposing a curfew following days of deadly ethnic violence and clashes between protesters and policeAFP
India’s strife-torn northeastern state of Manipur ordered an internet blackout on Tuesday, after imposing a curfew following days of deadly ethnic violence and clashes between protesters and police.
Manipur has been rocked by periodic clashes for more than a year between the predominantly Hindu Meitei majority and the mainly Christian Kuki community, dividing the state into ethnic enclaves.
At least 11 people were killed last week as hostilities between the two communities erupted again after months of relative calm.
A notice from the state’s home ministry ordered all internet and mobile data services in the state to be shut off for five days in order to bring the latest unrest under control.
“Some anti-social elements might use social media extensively for transmission of images, hate speech and hate video messages inciting the passions of the public,” the notice said.
Internet services were shut down for months in Manipur last year during the first outbreak of violence, which displaced around 60,000 people from their homes according to government figures
“It has become necessary to take adequate measures to maintain law and order in public interest, by stopping the spread of disinformation and false rumours.”
Internet services were shut down for months in Manipur last year during the first outbreak of violence, which displaced around 60,000 people from their homes according to government figures.
Thousands of the state’s residents are still unable to return home owing to ongoing tensions.
‘Significant escalation’
Hundreds of Meitei people in the state capital Imphal defied a curfew imposed earlier Tuesday to demand security forces take action against Kuki insurgent groups, whom they blame for the latest spate of attacks.
Paramilitary and police personnel stand guard during a student protest demanding the removal of the Manipur Director General of Police (DGP) and security advisor after the recent violence in different areas and districts, in Imphal on 10 September 2024 ANI
Indian TV broadcasters showed the police firing tear gas in an effort to disperse the rally.
Student-led protests on Monday turned violent after the crowd threw stones and plastic bottles at security forces, police said in a statement.
Protesters in another district snatched arms from police and fired at them, the statement added.
“One police personnel was hit on the left thigh by a live round and another police personnel was hit in the face by an unknown projectile,” it said.
The protests were motivated by a series of insurgent attacks using “improvised” projectile weapons and drone attacks that killed 11 people last week, in what police called a “significant escalation” of violence.
Long-standing tensions between the Meitei and Kuki communities revolve around competition for land and public jobs.
Rights activists have accused local leaders of exacerbating ethnic divisions for political gain.
Manipur is ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
33 held in Manipur
Indian police have arrested 33 people after a surge in ethnic violence in Manipur state, where a curfew and an internet blackout have been imposed, officers said yesterday.
33 held in Manipur
Indian police have arrested 33 people after a surge in ethnic violence in Manipur state, where a curfew and an internet blackout have been imposed, officers said yesterday.
Fighting broke out in Manipur in May 2023, between the predominantly Hindu Meitei majority and the mainly Christian Kuki community, an ethnic conflict that has since killed at least 200 people. After months of relative calm, fresh fighting erupted this month.
At least 11 people have been killed, including in what police called a "significant escalation" of violence, with insurgents firing rockets and dropping bombs with drones.
Indian police have arrested 33 people after a surge in ethnic violence in Manipur state, where a curfew and an internet blackout have been imposed, officers said yesterday.
Fighting broke out in Manipur in May 2023, between the predominantly Hindu Meitei majority and the mainly Christian Kuki community, an ethnic conflict that has since killed at least 200 people. After months of relative calm, fresh fighting erupted this month.
At least 11 people have been killed, including in what police called a "significant escalation" of violence, with insurgents firing rockets and dropping bombs with drones.
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
India in talks with ethnic groups clashing in Manipur state
The Indian government is in talks with the two ethnic groups at the center of a long running conflict in the northeastern state of Manipur
en.prothomalo.com
India in talks with ethnic groups clashing in Manipur state
Reuters
New Delhi
Published: 17 Sep 2024, 11: 44
Demonstrators attend a protest march to demand an end to the latest spurt of ethnic violence, in Imphal, Manipur, India, 10 September 2024. Reuters
The Indian government is in talks with the two ethnic groups at the center of a long running conflict in the northeastern state of Manipur, Interior Minister Amit Shah said at a press conference on Tuesday.
At least 225 people have died and some 60,000 have been displaced since fighting broke out last year between the Meitei and Kuki communities over the sharing of economic benefits and quotas in government jobs and education that are given to the tribal Kukis.
Reuters
New Delhi
Published: 17 Sep 2024, 11: 44
Demonstrators attend a protest march to demand an end to the latest spurt of ethnic violence, in Imphal, Manipur, India, 10 September 2024. Reuters
The Indian government is in talks with the two ethnic groups at the center of a long running conflict in the northeastern state of Manipur, Interior Minister Amit Shah said at a press conference on Tuesday.
At least 225 people have died and some 60,000 have been displaced since fighting broke out last year between the Meitei and Kuki communities over the sharing of economic benefits and quotas in government jobs and education that are given to the tribal Kukis.
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
India’s Manipur on alert after reported Myanmar infiltration
Security forces on India’s northeast border have been placed on alert following reports that 900 suspected militants from war-torn Myanmar have crossed into restive Manipur state, a security official said...
www.newagebd.net
India’s Manipur on alert after reported Myanmar infiltration
Agence France-Presse . New Delhi, India 21 September, 2024, 12:29
Security forces on India’s northeast border have been placed on alert following reports that 900 suspected militants from war-torn Myanmar have crossed into restive Manipur state, a security official said.
Manipur has been rocked by periodic clashes for more than a year between the predominantly Hindu Meitei majority and the mainly Christian Kuki community, dividing the state into ethnic enclaves.
The hill-dwelling Kukis have cultural, familial and religious ties with tribal populations in Myanmar, where dozens of armed groups have been battling the military since it seized power in 2021.
Manipur government security adviser Kuldiep Singh confirmed Friday that authorities had received reports from local intelligence agencies on a possible crossing by suspected militants.
‘Nine hundred people are coming,’ according to the assessment, he told reporters.
Singh said border posts had been ‘alerted’ and security forces would conduct ‘combing operations’ in the remote, rugged area.
Local media reports said the intruders were Kuki militants trained in jungle warfare and carrying weaponised drones.
Flying drones without official permission has been banned, Singh said.
After months of relatively calm condition fresh fighting erupted this month in Manipur between insurgent groups firing rockets and dropping bombs with drones, leaving at least 11 dead.
Last week Meitei protesters marched through state capital Imphal to demand security forces act against Kuki insurgents they blame for the latest attacks.
Long-standing tensions between the Meitei and Kuki communities revolve around competition for land and public jobs.
Fighting has forced around 60,000 people from their homes and killed at least 200, according to government figures. Many have been unable to return home.
Manipur is ruled by prime minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
Agence France-Presse . New Delhi, India 21 September, 2024, 12:29
Security forces on India’s northeast border have been placed on alert following reports that 900 suspected militants from war-torn Myanmar have crossed into restive Manipur state, a security official said.
Manipur has been rocked by periodic clashes for more than a year between the predominantly Hindu Meitei majority and the mainly Christian Kuki community, dividing the state into ethnic enclaves.
The hill-dwelling Kukis have cultural, familial and religious ties with tribal populations in Myanmar, where dozens of armed groups have been battling the military since it seized power in 2021.
Manipur government security adviser Kuldiep Singh confirmed Friday that authorities had received reports from local intelligence agencies on a possible crossing by suspected militants.
‘Nine hundred people are coming,’ according to the assessment, he told reporters.
Singh said border posts had been ‘alerted’ and security forces would conduct ‘combing operations’ in the remote, rugged area.
Local media reports said the intruders were Kuki militants trained in jungle warfare and carrying weaponised drones.
Flying drones without official permission has been banned, Singh said.
After months of relatively calm condition fresh fighting erupted this month in Manipur between insurgent groups firing rockets and dropping bombs with drones, leaving at least 11 dead.
Last week Meitei protesters marched through state capital Imphal to demand security forces act against Kuki insurgents they blame for the latest attacks.
Long-standing tensions between the Meitei and Kuki communities revolve around competition for land and public jobs.
Fighting has forced around 60,000 people from their homes and killed at least 200, according to government figures. Many have been unable to return home.
Manipur is ruled by prime minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
Saif
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2024
- Messages
- 15,417
- Nation
- Axis Group
ভারতে ঢুকে পড়া কুকিদের সক্ষমতা আঁতকে ওঠার মতো
