- NDA members started separating amid Manipur fire
- Situation out of control in Manipur: houses and offices of great leaders were set on fire
- NPP withdraws support for BJP-led Manipur government
- Holiday declared in schools and colleges.
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New Delhi. Indefinite curfew in Imphal East, West, Bishnupur, Thoubal and Kakching districts of Imphal Valley amid dead bodies floating in the river, houses burning in smoke, military vehicles sounding sirens and intermittent gunshots after the kidnapping. Women from Lamlai and Chalau villages are taking to the streets and protesting.
A holiday has been declared in schools and colleges. The government has suspended Internet in six districts. The situation has become so uncontrollable that even the houses and offices of great leaders are being burnt. Amid all this, the country’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is busy traveling abroad. Politics are also heated in this regard. The opposition has continued its attack on the BJP saying that the Prime Minister goes everywhere but does not have time to go to Manipur. Opposition leaders said there is fire in the BJP-ruled states of the country, but Modi ji does not even tweet a single tweet. On the other hand, the National People’s Party (NPP), a component of the NDA government in Manipur, has withdrawn its support to the BJP government. The NNP accused CM Viren Singh of failing to find a solution to the current crisis in the state.
PM should think about country first: Kharge
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said: Modi was here till yesterday. Today he is abroad. Manipur is burning, people are dying, tribal women are being insulted and raped, but Modi never visited Manipur. He is on tour abroad. He said that today he is also visiting a country. I want to tell you to take care of your home first. First make the country strong. You can go anywhere later. He also questioned the outcome of the Prime Minister’s meetings with Donald Trump and the presidents of Russia and China from India’s perspective.
Loot at BJP-Congress office, 1 killed in security forces firing
One person was killed and another injured as protests and violence continued in the valley areas of Manipur. To disperse the crowd, security forces opened fire in Jiribam district, killing a 20-year-old man named K Athoba. The mob vandalized local offices of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress in the same area and set furniture and other properties on fire. The violence took place 500 meters from the Jiribam police station. Tension is high in the district and security forces have been deployed to deal with the unrest.
The Ministry of the Interior gave instructions to take the necessary measures
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today held a detailed meeting with officials to discuss the situation in Manipur. Senior officials of the North East Division of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Union Home Minister, Director of Intelligence Bureau and officers of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) and Assam Rifles were present in the meeting. Given this, the Ministry of the Interior has given instructions to take the necessary measures. The Ministry of Interior ordered all security forces in the state to take necessary measures to restore peace.
- Opposition leader’s major attack on PM Modi’s slogan ‘If we are one, then we are safe’
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Bombay Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has launched a major attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s motto of “If one is safe, one is safe”. Rahul Gandhi said that elections in Maharashtra are a choice of ideologies. This is a choice between one or two billionaires and the poor. Billionaires want Mumbai land to come into their hands. There is a plan to give one lakh crore rupees to a billionaire. Our thought is that Maharashtra, the farmers, the poor, the unemployed and the youth of Maharashtra need help. We will deposit Rs 3,000 in every woman’s bank account, there will be free bus rides for women and farmers, loans of up to Rs 3 lakh will be eliminated and we have announced Rs 7,000 per quintal for soybean. The caste census that we are conducting in Telangana, Karnataka, we will also conduct in Maharashtra.
The opposition leader expressed his opinion by placing the safe in front of everyone.
On Monday, he fiercely cornered Prime Minister Modi and the Maharashtra government over the Dharavi project. In fact, on the last day of campaigning for the Maharashtra Assembly elections, Rahul held a press conference. During this, he kept a safe in front of everyone. It was written on it, if one is there, then one is safe. He took out two posters from inside the safe. In one of them there was a photo of the industrialist and Prime Minister Modi and in the other there was a photo of the Dharavi project. Showing this, Rahul said that’s it, if PM Modi is one, then he is safe.
Dharavi is a symbol of small and medium industries.
He said that I have explained well the motto of “If you are one, then you are safe.” Who is one? He is Narendra Modi ji, Amit Shah ji. So who is safe? The industrialists are safe. If anyone suffers, it will be the people of Dharavi. If there is any loss, it will be the people of Dharavi. India’s small and medium scale industries, symbolized by Dharavi, are being destroyed for the sake of one person.
The word INSURANCE has two meanings: insurance and treasure: Priyanka Gandhi
The slogans raised by BJP leaders during the election campaign are one thing and another is security, but Priyanka said that the word security has two meanings: security and treasure. He argued, but only industrialists are truly safe in this country. The whole country knows that industrialists are the only ones who have access to the public treasury, while ordinary citizens fight.
