ADC repoll in 43 DCCs of hill areas

Responding to the various complaints of the hill area voters and candidates demanding repoll as many anti socialS interrupted the ADC polls of June 1, the State Election Commission has issued an order to conduct repolling in 43 DCCs district council c…

Responding to the various complaints of the hill area voters and candidates demanding repoll as many anti socialS interrupted the ADC polls of June 1, the State Election Commission has issued an order to conduct repolling in 43 DCCs district council constituency segments on June 6 Source Hueiyen News Service NNN

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Chandel bodies condemn attack on security forces

Chandel Naga People’s Organization CNPO , Naga Women Union Chandel NWUC , Sulam Area Chiefs’ Association SACA , Lamkang Naga Kver Kunpun and Paraolon Village authority have strongly condemned the incident of killing security personnel and causing i…

Chandel Naga People’s Organization CNPO , Naga Women Union Chandel NWUC , Sulam Area Chiefs’ Association SACA , Lamkang Naga Kver Kunpun and Paraolon Village authority have strongly condemned the incident of killing security personnel and causing injuries in an ambush carried out by suspected armed cadres at a location closed to Paraolon Village in Chandel district on Thursday Source Hueiyen News Service

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Minor girl sexually assaulted

A 44 year old ‘allegedly sexually assaulted a 14 year old differently abled girl at Elangkhanpokpi Mamang Leikai in Thoubal district around 1 30 pm, the local club claimed in a statement Source Hueiyen News Service

A 44 year old ‘allegedly sexually assaulted a 14 year old differently abled girl at Elangkhanpokpi Mamang Leikai in Thoubal district around 1 30 pm, the local club claimed in a statement Source Hueiyen News Service

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Komrem Students’ Union demands repoll

Alleging malpractice at 20 3 Saiton Khullen and 20 1 Siden Changpikot polling booth under 20 Sagang DCC in Saikot AC, Komrem Students’ Union KSU demanded repoll at these two polling stations Source Hueiyen News Service

Alleging malpractice at 20 3 Saiton Khullen and 20 1 Siden Changpikot polling booth under 20 Sagang DCC in Saikot AC, Komrem Students’ Union KSU demanded repoll at these two polling stations Source Hueiyen News Service

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‘Cry for secession root cause of insurgency in Manipur’ – Times of India

‘Cry for secession root cause of insurgency in Manipur
Times of India
What’s the root cause of militancy in Manipur that has cost hundreds of lives over the past four decades? A section of Meiteis (that’s how Manipuris address themselves) want their state’s independence from India. They reject Manipur’s merger with the

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'Cry for secession root cause of insurgency in Manipur'
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What's the root cause of militancy in Manipur that has cost hundreds of lives over the past four decades? A section of Meiteis (that's how Manipuris address themselves) want their state's independence from India. They reject Manipur's merger with the

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Komrem Students` Union plea for repoll

KANGPOKPI, June 4: Alleging malpractices at 20/3 Saiton Khullen and 20/1- Siden Changpikot polling booth under 20-Sagang DCC in Saikot AC Komrem Students`™ Union appealed for re-poll at the said

KANGPOKPI, June 4: Alleging malpractices at 20/3 Saiton Khullen and 20/1- Siden Changpikot polling booth under 20-Sagang DCC in Saikot AC Komrem Students`™ Union appealed for re-poll at the said two polling stations.

M Angam Kom, President Komrem Students`™ Union alleged that on the poll day on June 1 at 20/3 Saiton Khullen polling booth when only around 30 vote of Moirang Mantak has been cast the concerned Presiding Officer allegedly declared that the ballot papers had already been finished.

It was only 2:30 pm and many voters were in long queue waiting for their turn to exercise their

It was only 2:30 pm and many voters were in long queue waiting for their turn to exercise their franchise rights when the Presiding Officer announced his decision to recommend for repoll at the said booth to the voters continued the union president.

Subsequently, the polling personnel led by the Presiding Officer carried the ballot box without sealing and the polling agent of BJP and Independent candidate submitted a complaint letter to the concerned RO and DEO, added KSU supremo.

However, before the Presiding Officer submit the ballot box it has been found sealed at the submission counter and on inquired the Presiding Officer himself disclosed that he promised to the voters for repoll so as to avoid any untoward incident at the polling station and later sealed the ballot box on reaching the DEO Complex alleged M. Angam Kom.

Therefore, the Komrem Students`™ Union beseech the Election Commission of India and State Election Commission to noted the malpractice of the Presiding Officer and initiate immediate inquiry while conducting repoll at 20/3 Saiton Khullen Polling Station.

The student body also expressed discontentment over the majority community in the area who have allegedly avoid minority community to cast their vote satisfactorily in every election.

In the meantime, M. Angam Kom further alleged that at 20/1- Siden Changpikot Polling station the vote poll reached 100 pc and expressed astonishment over it while urging the concerned authority to note the matter and conduct repoll at the same polling station.

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Truck mows down three students

IMPHAL, June 4: In a shockingly fatal road accident, three students of the DAV Public School lost their lives when a Honda Dio scooter without registration number they were riding

IMPHAL, June 4: In a shockingly fatal road accident, three students of the DAV Public School lost their lives when a Honda Dio scooter without registration number they were riding on was mowed down by a speeding truck today.

The road mishap occured near Singjamei Super Market under Singjamei Police Station, Imphal West around 1 pm.

The deceased students have been identified as Thangminlian Baite, 19 son of Late Solet Baite of Lairoiphai village in Churachandpur but presently staying at Langol Housing Complex; Md Tariq Hassan, 16 son of Md Abdul Hassan of Lilong Litan Makhong and Ningthoujam Biky Singh, 16 son of N Heramani Singh of Khurai Thangjam Leikai.

Thangminlian Baite was studying in Class XII while the two others Md Tariq Hassan and Ningthoujam Biky were studying in Class X at the same school.

According to some eyewitnesses, the truck bearing registration number MN-06/T-0322 was coming behind the Honda Dio scooter moving in the same direction, when the truck hit the scooter from behind near Singjamei Super Market.

The truck carried the scooter for some distance, before some passers-by chased the truck and stopped it near the turning of Singjamei Baza, they said.

The angered people also smashed windshield of the vehicle.

Meanwhile, the concern police station has registered a case in connection with the accident.

Both the driver and owner of the truck have also been arrested.

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Two more prosecution witnesses depose in Meghen`s case

IMPHAL, Jun 4: Statements of two more prosecution witnesses in the case of arrest of United National Liberation Front (UNLF)`™s chief RK Meghen alias Sanayaima and several leaders of the

IMPHAL, Jun 4: Statements of two more prosecution witnesses in the case of arrest of United National Liberation Front (UNLF)`™s chief RK Meghen alias Sanayaima and several leaders of the outlawed outfit were recorded before the Special Court of National Investigative Agency (NIA), Guwahati today.

The deposition of the two prosecution witnesses, both forensic experts was taken based on the charge sheets framed by NIA against the leaders of the outfit.

Reports received by this daily identified the two prosecution witnesses whose statements were recorded before the court in connection with the ongoing trial of the outfit leaders as Bhaskar, an expert of Central Forensic Laboratory from Pune and RK Khode, retired Director of Forensic Science Laboratory, Guwahati.

Forensic expert Bhaskar had examined the computers and laptops recovered by NIA from the possession of the UNLF leaders. He had already deposed before the court. However, his deposition was again taken before the court today in connection with the case exhibits.

While RK Khode is the one who examined the mobile phones used by the arrested outfit leaders.

During the deposition of the two prosecution witnesses, RK Meghen along with other leaders of the outfit was produced before the court.

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Violence will bring no solution: Gaikhangam condemns ambush

IMPHAL June 6: Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam who also holds the Home portfolio condemned the ambush on the 6 Dogra Regiment this morning in the strongest term saying that violence

IMPHAL June 6: Deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam who also holds the Home portfolio condemned the ambush on the 6 Dogra Regiment this morning in the strongest term saying that violence will not bring any solution.

He was briefing media persons at his office, South Block Secretariat this evening.

The ambush is a very tragic and rare case, and such mindless act of violence should be condemned in the strongest term, Gaikhangam said.

`I, on behalf of the State, condemn the mindless act.`

The State also shares the grief of such loss with all the families and friends, he continued.

We also hope that the injured would recover well, he said.

According to officials, the death count has been confirmed at 17 personnel including a Junior Commission Officer and one militant, while 16 were injured, he said.

Gaikhangam also said that the death toll may however increase, since some of the injured are in critical conditions, he said.

However, unofficial claims have also placed the number of death to 20 personnel, he added.

It is unfortunate that we are unable to impress upon the Centre or the complete removal of the AFSPA from the State due to such punctuations, he lamented.

It is indeed a big blow to the discourse for removing AFSPA, he continued.

To a query on the State`™s response to the ambush, the Home minister said since the location is along the international border area, all decisions will be taken in consultation with the Centre and the State will provide all possible co-operation to the Centre.

Meanwhile, the Chandel Naga People`™s organization (CNPO), Naga Women Union Chandel (NWUC), Sulam Area Chiefs`™ Association (SACA), Lamkang Naga Kver Kunpun and Paraolon Village authority have strongly condemned the ambush today.

President of CNPO Ws Kanral Anal expressed condolence on behalf of the 7 Naga tribes of the district and conveyed the sufferings and pain the organization shared with the bereaved family of the jawans.

Kanral fervently appealed to the militant groups concerned involved not to repeat such incident in the future, such incident according to him will only trouble the common innocent people.

Kanral also in his statement appealed to the security personnel to refrain from punishing the innocent civilian aftermath of the incident.

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`BJP colluded with SoO signatory groups during ADC campaigning`

IMPHAL, June 4: The BJP had colluded with various Suspension of Operations signatory groups to canvass for their candidates during the June 1 Autonomous District Council election, asserted State deputy

IMPHAL, June 4: The BJP had colluded with various Suspension of Operations signatory groups to canvass for their candidates during the June 1 Autonomous District Council election, asserted State deputy Chief Minister Gaikhangam today.

He was speaking to media persons at a press conference held this afternoon 2:30 at the Congress Bhawan.

He claimed that ahead of the election, the BJP colluded with the KNF (German) group and captured booth at Henglep sub-division in Churachandpur, at Jouzangtek in Tamenglong the BJP joined hands with the KNF (Zougam) to terrorize the area and again used UKLF to help BJP candidates at Chandel.

The Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee president also claimed that armed cadres of SoO signatory groups were involved in threatening and intimidating village chiefs, Congress workers and candidates.

They also threatened polling personnel and election agents, he alleged.

It is because of all this incidents that re-poll will be conducted at several places, Gaikhangam who is also the Home minister said.

At the same time, the NSC (IM) backed NPF had warned everyone that no one should vote for the Congress and even if they are not voting for the NPF, they should vote for the BJP, Gaikhangam said adding that the NPF is a constituent party of the NDA government in the Centre.

All these resulted in the Congress being the victim at most places, Gaikhangam rued.

He further claimed that the BJP`™s earlier announcement to form an alliance with the NPF after the ADC election is only evident of all these developments.

He said there was mass booth capturing during the election. Everyone is aware of the threats and intimidation of polling personnel including security personnel, he added.

This is why we are drawing the attention of the Election Commission of India and political parties to develop a mechanism to put a check on all such violations, he said.

The June 18 incident was due to lack of political stability in the State and the inability of the public representatives to work according to the wants and desires of the public, he asserted.

Even today, the Congress will not encourage defection, he said.

The party properly checks the credentials of anyone coming to join the party first before allowing them to join he said adding further that the party will always understand the pulse of the public.

The Congress will also face any opposition in case of bye-election conducted in the three Assembly Constituencies, he said.

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CCpur BJP alleges attack on party candidate

LAMKA, June 4: Churachandpur district BJP president J Haokip, secretary Muanthang, BJYM Churachandpur president John Nihsial, vice president Rouhlun Zote and the party candidate for New Lamka West District Council

LAMKA, June 4: Churachandpur district BJP president J Haokip, secretary Muanthang, BJYM Churachandpur president John Nihsial, vice president Rouhlun Zote and the party candidate for New Lamka West District Council Constituency DK Mang alias Rawlend Daikhenmang called a press conference today at the party`™s district office at New Lamka.

Speaking at the press conference, DK Mang claimed he was being attacked physically and verbally by volunteers and supporters of his opponent last night which is the second time in as many days.

Last night`™s attack happened around 9:30, he claimed.

He elaborated his neighbours Joy Tonsing and his brother Ginneithang Tonsing who is a SI attacked his house cum office on June 2 and then again last night.

He claimed the police supported by his security personnel broke open his residential gate. The confrontation was controlled only with the intervention of the army, police and other social leaders of the area, he alleged.

The BJP candidate continued that the two are supporters of Gouzamang Guite another candidate from his district council constituency.

During last night`™s attack, he said his sister Kanching was also injured and is presently undergoing medication.

Rouhlun Zote said the attack is a direct attack on the party which cannot be ignored and the party will apprised the party`™s central leader of the incident at the earliest.

The party will demand stringent action against attackers, he said.

DK Mang said this is not an isolated case of harassment committed by the supporters of his opponent.

During the election-day, his agent was threatened for rejecting proxy voting by the opponent`™s supporter, he alleged.

He continued since Joy Tonsing was a Sunday School teacher, he was expecting atleast an apology, but it has not come yet.

Mang also showed a video during the press conference showing the opposition candidate leading voters into the polling booth at Rayburn School.

He also alleged that at the Blue Star School polling booth the volunteers and supporters of Guite had locked themselves inside the polling booth and cast proxy votes freely.

He said last night, during the attack, he had no option but to dial the army`™s number who arrived along with the police under SP Mangkhogin Haokip.

Some leaders of Suspension of Operation signatories also helped in controlling the fracas, he claimed.

He further appealed to the authorities to look into the issue and punish the attackers.

He also alleged that the police had not filed an FIR but only entered his complaint in a diary.

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Veteran journalist Ph Tarapot no more, PTI condoles

IMPHAL, June 4: Phanjoubam Tarapot, former head of PTI news service Manipur Bureau, breathed his last yesterday night at about 11.30 pm after a brief illness, at the RIMS hospital

IMPHAL, June 4: Phanjoubam Tarapot, former head of PTI news service Manipur Bureau, breathed his last yesterday night at about 11.30 pm after a brief illness, at the RIMS hospital where he was undergoing treatment.

He died peacefully, surrounded by his family and loved ones.

The veteran, who is a pioneer of English language journalism in the state, is survived by his wife, Jamini, a son and two daughters.

His mortal remains were consigned to the flames this morning at the Wangkhei Meihoubam Lampak crematorium.

Tarapot, is also the author of two books `Insurgency Movement in Northeast India` (Vikas Publisher, 1993) and `Bleeding Manipur` (Har Anand Publisher, 2003).

Meanwhile, the Press Trust of India Limited has condoled his sudden demise.

According to a release of the PTI, Tarapot was born on August 28, 1951 at Wangkhei Meihoubam Lampak and completed his graduation from St. Joseph College in Darjeeling in 1975.

He stepped into the world of media when he did a post-graduate diploma in journalism from the prestigious Indian Institute of Mass Communication New Delhi, it said.

Completing his course in 1978, he joined Press Trust of India New Delhi that year. He was selected for the Paris-based `Journalists in Europe Programme`™ in 1986.

Meanwhile, the All Manipur Working Journalists`™ Union (AMWJU) has also condoled the demise of its member, Phanjoubam Tarapot.

According to a release of the union, the Standing Committee of the union observed a two minutes silence on his demise.

It said the union sharesthe grief of the bereaved family members. (l) Tarapot became an Assistant Manager at PTI in 1978, the AMWJU statement said.

After carrying on as assistant manager at Arunachal Pradesh, Kolkata and Eastern Circle, he returned to Imphal and became Manager of Imphal PTI and retired from his post in 2014, it said.

His demise will leave behind a void which would be hard to fill, it said.

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False Binary of Violence

In a devastating ambush this morning on a five-vehicle convoy of the 6-Dogra Regiment in the Moltuk area of Chandel district of Manipur, 110 km from Tengnoupal Police Station, close

In a devastating ambush this morning on a five-vehicle convoy of the 6-Dogra Regiment in the Moltuk area of Chandel district of Manipur, 110 km from Tengnoupal Police Station, close to the Indo-Myanmar border, at least 17 soldiers were reported killed and 16 others injured. The soldiers who had completed their posting at the remote Moltuk village were leaving with their bags and baggage, and probably with home in mind rather than a gunfight, putting themselves off guard and therefore made extremely vulnerable. The attackers probably also had intelligence of this vulnerable moment and timed the ambush accordingly. Claims are now beginning to come to newspaper offices, and so far they confirm suspicions that this could have been the handiwork of the newly formed, United Liberation Front of Western South East Asia, ULFWSEA, constituting of a number of insurgent groups from the Northeast, under the leadership of SS Khaplang, the chief of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland, NSCN, faction with which the Government of India had only recently called off its ceasefire. Khaplang on the other hand still holds a ceasefire with the Myanmar government. Nearly all of the insurgent groups from not just Manipur but also the entire Northeast, now have their bases in Myanmar enjoying the safe sanctuary provided by Khaplang. The Government of India ended its truce with Khaplang faction of the NSCN thinking it to have been reduced to a spent force in India, and to pursue peace with the stronger rival NSCN faction led by Isak Swu and Thuingaleng Muivah with which it has been holding peace talks since 1997. Today`™s ambush could be Khaplang`™s message that he can still hit back within Indian territory in many different ways, apart from dramatically announcing the arrival of ULFSEA.

Today`™s deadly ambush changed the complexion of a public outrage building up over the killing of a woman, M Ruisoting Aimol, a 56 year old social activist belonging to a small tribe Aimol in the Chandel district, by troops of the 20 Assam Rifles posted at Bonyang village. According to the villagers, the soldiers, accompanied by an officer, came to the village in a white Maruti Gypsy with some masked men at 9.45pm on May 31 and searched out the woman. They then planted some incriminating items at her place before shooting and injuring her. Villagers thereafter brought her to a hospital in Imphal where she succumbed to her injury on June 2. The villagers further allege that the soldiers had also earlier come to the village at 11.35pm on June 27 and harassed the villagers. The news of this atrocity remained lost in the din of the hotly contested Autonomous District Council elections in the hill districts, polling for which was held on June 1. However after the dust of the electioneering settled, public attention shifted back to the case of the murdered woman. The Aimol tribe called a general strike, and several civil society bodies all over the state responded to the call. However, no sooner did the strike begin, it was called off following a truce brokered by the Manipur government between the aggrieved Aimol tribe and the Assam Rifles. In Manipur`™s absurd theatre today, even grief and mourning are open to bargain and negotiation. This is understandable, considering the climate of official impunity introduced by the Armed Forces Special Powers Act. Victims virtually have no guarantee at all that perpetrators will be punished, so rather than lose everything, the intuition now is to bargain for some material compensation at least. In most cases the price demanded is a government job or cash.

Today`™s devastating ambush and the atrocious killing of the Aimol woman a few days earlier, illustrate the tragedy of a violent civil strife and the dilemma before the liberal State to come up with a liberal answer; a failure of the moral imagination. Often, in the AFSPA debate so sensitive in the Northeast region, the two kinds of violence are so falsely aligned on the `us versus them` binary, making them either the justification or else a case for condemning draconian measures of the State. The AFSPA debate thus gets reduced to the instrumental `you hit me first` rhetoric, or that of extraordinary situations deserving extraordinary measures. Lost in the process is the ethical question of whether the end always justifies the means. Placing the two kinds of violence on opposite poles is also false for one more thing. The objection to the AFSPA is not so much to the military meeting a military challenge to the State. It is more about making the atrocities committed under the AFSPA accountable to democratic law. This is what the Justice Jeevan Reddy Committee`™s recommendation on the AFSPA said in 2005; this is also what the Veerappa Moily Administrative Reform Committee 2005 recommended; this is what Santosh Hegde Commission on encounter deaths in Manipur 2013 also said. Let the AFSPA debate then not be swayed by the immediate and instead be thrashed out on the moral plane.

Leader Writer: Pradip Phanjoubam

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20 soldiers killed in Manipur ambush in deadliest attack on Army in 33 yrs – Times of India


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20 soldiers killed in Manipur ambush in deadliest attack on Army in 33 yrs
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20 soldiers killed in Manipur ambush in deadliest attack on Army in 33 yrs
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Whole nation stands with Manipur attack martyrs: Ajit Doval – Financial Express

Whole nation stands with Manipur attack martyrs: Ajit Doval
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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Thursday said the whole country stands with the families of the martyrs of the Manipur attack. “It’s a very sad thing, we sympathize with them, the whole country is with them. They are brave people who have

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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Thursday said the whole country stands with the families of the martyrs of the Manipur attack. “It's a very sad thing, we sympathize with them, the whole country is with them. They are brave people who have

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Manipur killings put spotlight on AFSPA – Deccan Herald


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Manipur killings put spotlight on AFSPA
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Attack in North-East: A week ago, Rajnath was confident of the upper hand of authorities. PTI image for representation. The killing of around two dozen soldiers in Manipur by insurgents comes at a time when the government believes that there is a “very …


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Manipur killings put spotlight on AFSPA
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Sonia Gandhi condemns attack on army convoy in Manipur – Zee News


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Sonia Gandhi condemns attack on army convoy in Manipur
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