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Manipur Violence: President Rule Next? CM Biren Singh To Be Removed After Nearly 600 Days Of Unrest?
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3:02Now PlayingMPs from northeastern states are urging the Centre to swiftly address the ongoing violence in Manipur. Several blame the N Biren Singh-led government for failing to maintain peace, while others stress the issue's complexity and advocate for careful management. Some MPs suggest imposing President’s Rule to directly involve the Centre. K Vanlalvena, a Rajya Sabha MP, argues that the armed Meitei and Zo communities outnumber the police, escalating tensions. He criticizes the CM for lacking resources and claims that the police either support or fear militants. Vanlalvena also opposes the reimposition of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), believing it exacerbates the conflict. He advocates for a political solution and an official team to study community concerns. The Kuki-Zo people have long demanded separate administration for their hill territories, and the violence since May 2023 has further fueled this demand despite Meitei opposition. The violence has displaced over 60,000 people, and around 20 were killed in the last two weeks alone.
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