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Four Days On, Manipur Continues To Burn | Why Is Peace Elusive In Manipur? | Daily Mirror

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In today's episode of Daily Mirror, host Shreya Dhoundial will be discussing Manipur violence. Its 44th day when Manipur continues to burn. At least 115 people have lost their lives in epic clashes on May 3rd. Over 40,000 people have been displaced so far. In the last 24 hours the homes of two BJP leaders have been burned down in the state. Last night a mob of thousands gathered outside the residence of Union Minister R. K Ranjan Singh and hurled petrol bombs and essentially burnt it down. It was the second time his house was attacked amidst the ongoing unrest in Manipur.

We are joined by a few panellists. "What is happening in #Manipur is an organised riot. ": said Thongkholal Haokip. Watch In!

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