Manipur Violence: 37 Killed, 134 Looted Arms Recovered, Situation Under Control, Says Security Advisor

Manipur Violence: 

While a few offices detailed that there were a larger number of setbacks than 37, Manipur's security counsel expressed that the authority is as yet researching this case.

Kuldeep Singh, a security advisor who advises on violence in Manipur, stated on Sunday, May 7, that the state's situation is under control. Additionally, he stated that the authority is still verifying the information despite various agency reports claiming more casualties than 37. He added that tensions are still present in some parts of Moreh, Kangpokpi, and Churachandpur. In these locations, peace conferences were held. He expressed that 134 arms have been recuperated such a long ways from the stole from arms.

"The current situation in Manipur has significantly improved." The curfew was also loosened today. Tension persists in some parts of Churachandpur, Kangpokpi, and Moreh. Meetings for peace were held. Till now, 134 arms have been recuperated from the stolen from arms," he was cited as saying by ANI.

"37 setbacks occurred and organizations are detailing a few additional passings, we are as yet checking," he added further.

While a few offices detailed that there were a larger number of setbacks than 37, Manipur's security counsel expressed that the authority is as yet researching this case.

Kuldeep Singh, a security advisor who advises on violence in Manipur, stated on Sunday, May 7, that the state's situation is under control. Additionally, he stated that the authority is still verifying the information despite various agency reports claiming more casualties than 37. He added that tensions are still present in some parts of Moreh, Kangpokpi, and Churachandpur. In these locations, peace conferences were held. He expressed that 134 arms have been recuperated such a long ways from the stole from arms.

"The current situation in Manipur has significantly improved." The curfew was also loosened today. Tension persists in some parts of Churachandpur, Kangpokpi, and Moreh. Meetings for peace were held. Till now, 134 arms have been recuperated from the stolen from arms," he was cited as saying by ANI.

"37 setbacks occurred and organizations are detailing a few additional passings, we are as yet checking," he added further.

Tribals protested against the Meitei reservation on Wednesday in the Churachandpur district in response to a March 27 high court order requiring the state government to submit a recommendation to the Centre within four weeks regarding the Meitei community's demand for ST status.

Regarding the situation in Manipur, a number of petitions have also been filed with the Supreme Court. One of these petitions was filed by a ruling BJP MLA to challenge the order of the high court granting Scheduled Tribe status to the Meitei community. Another petition was filed by a tribal organization to request an SIT investigation into the violence that broke out last week in the northeastern state.

G Kishan Reddy, the Union Minister for Development of the North Eastern Region, stated on Sunday that the Central government was prepared for talks to end the Manipur conflict. Reddy stated that the Centre was not obstinate when it came to the welfare of individuals and that it even withdrew three Farm Laws after agriculturists demanded that the contentious regulations be repealed.