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Tribal Forum Appeals to Supreme Court for Indian Army Protection Amidst Widespread Violence in Manipur
The Manipur Tribal Forum has appealed to the Supreme Court to protect them from violence by the Indian Army, as they distrust the State police force. They also call for the Indian Army to take control of the law and order situation and demand compensation for those affected by the unrest.
Judicial Panel Arrives in Manipur to Investigate Ethnic Violence
The Indian Union Home Ministry has formed a three-member Commission of Inquiry, led by former Chief Justice Ajai Lamba, to investigate recent ethnic violence in Manipur. The investigation will cover the causes and spread of violence, lapses by authorities, and administrative measures taken to prevent and tackle the violence. The report is due to be submitted to the Central government within six months of the commission's first sitting. Union Home Minister Amit Shah made the announcement during a four-day visit to Manipur in June.
India Forms Commission to Investigate Violence in Manipur
A three-member panel has been established to investigate the ethnic violence in Manipur, which resulted in 98 deaths and nearly 300 injuries. The panel will report back to the central government in six months. The violence occurred during a protest against the inclusion of non-tribals for scheduled tribe status.
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Judicial Panel Arrives in Manipur to Investigate Ethnic Violence
The Indian Union Home Ministry has formed a three-member Commission of Inquiry, led by former Chief Justice Ajai Lamba, to investigate recent ethnic violence in Manipur. The investigation will cover the causes and spread of violence, lapses by authorities, and administrative measures taken to prevent and tackle the violence. The report is due to be submitted to the Central government within six months of the commission's first sitting. Union Home Minister Amit Shah made the announcement during a four-day visit to Manipur in June.
India Forms Commission to Investigate Violence in Manipur
A three-member panel has been established to investigate the ethnic violence in Manipur, which resulted in 98 deaths and nearly 300 injuries. The panel will report back to the central government in six months. The violence occurred during a protest against the inclusion of non-tribals for scheduled tribe status.
