manipur violence

In violence-hit Manipur, at least 30 people went missing in the past three months, said reports. Neither the Manipur government, nor the state police able to find these missing people, who went out of their houses like usual, but never returned home. The Supreme Court in a recent hearing raised the concerns and asked the officials to take action. In addition, the opposition also slammed the BJP-government for no action.

The rant demanding PM Narendra Modi's statement in the recent viral Manipur incident continued in the ongoing Monsoon Parliament Session. On July 27, the opposition leaders asked the PM of India to discuss the violence in Manipur and an official statement. The 26 united party named INDIA, wore black and protested against the silence of PM Narendra Modi and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP.)

The Indian National Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge took a dig at the BJP-led Central Government and PM Narendra Modi. On the second day of the Monsoon Parliament Session, the Congress President said, they expect an official elaborate statement by PM Narendra Modi over the horrific Manipur Sexual Assault Violence against two women. The party also proposed for a discussion over the issue and Manipur violence and protest for months.

On the first day of the Monsoon Parliament Session, the Rajya Sabha was adjourned amid uproar from the opposition. Notably, during the monsoon session, the opposition parties including Indian National Congress (INC) and others raised the issue of the Manipur Violence, which created a ruckus in the session, disturbing the proceedings. Furthermore, the opposition also questioned the issue of violence, and why the Government and the Centre didn'… read-more

PM Narendra Modi finally broke his silence and issued an official statement in the recently viral gone video of the assault against the women. On July 20, PM Modi condemned the assault and said, "I assure the nation, no guilty will be spared. The law will take its course with all its might. What has happened to the daughters of Manipur can never be forgiven."