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TMC on Saturday asked the Centre if it was 'trying to convert Manipur into Kashmir' and alleged that it failed miserably to contain violence in the northeastern state.
The violent situation caused security forces in the area to fire tear gas shells in order to stop the groups from surrounding the minister's residence in Khurai, said the police.
The order was issued by Justices Ahanthem Bimol Singh & A Guneshwar Sharma while hearing a bunch of Public Interest Litigations seeking restoration of internet services in the state on Friday. It was, however, made known Tuesday, advocates said.
Manipur violence: The northeastern state is reeling under several restrictions to avoid violent incidents. More than 100 people have lost their lives in the violence between Meitei and Kuki communities so far.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh took a swipe at PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat radio show and questioned his 'silence' over the Manipur violence.
Junagadh news: The police were convincing protestors not to block the road. Stones were pelted at around 10.15 pm and people came to attack the police.
Clashes first broke out on May 3 after a 'Tribal Solidarity March' was organised in the hill districts to protest against the Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status. More than 100 people have lost their lives in the ethnic violence.
Manipur violence: Day after torching Manipur Minister's quarters, miscreants set Union Minister RK Ranjan Singh's residence on fire adding trouble to the violence-hit state.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attacked the BJP over violence in Manipur alleging its politics of hatred has burned the eastern state and left several dead.
Incidents of violence were also reported from Bhangar in South 24 Parganas district, and Saithia in Birbhum district over the filing of nominations on the last day.
Manipur violence: The fresh violence indicates that the situation in the northeastern state is still out of control despite several efforts by the Centre and state government.
Manipur violence: The Minister said that district and cluster nodal officers have been deputed to take care and look after the relief centers set up in more than 10 districts in Manipur, which witnessed devastating ethnic violence since May 3 killing 105 people and injuring over 320.
Manipur violence: On June 4, the Ministry of Home Affairs appointed a Commission of Inquiry consisting of Justice Ajai Lamba, Himanshu Shekhar Das and Aloka Prabhakar.
A vacation bench of justices Aniruddha Bose and Rajesh Bindal said that the Manipur High Court is already hearing the matter and there is no need to duplicate the proceedings.
Kolhapur violence: Kolhapur Suprindent of Police (SP) Mahendra Pandit said that the situation is gradually returning to normal and shops in the main market area have started reopening. As a precautionary measure, the internet services in the region will be suspended till 12 PM today (June 8).
According to a statement released by the Spear Corps of the Indian Army, "One BSF Jawan sustained fatal injuries while two Assam Rifles personnel sustained gunshot wounds (GSW) in general area Serou."
Manipur: The villagers were venting their anger after militants burnt down at least 100 abandoned houses including the residence of Sugnu Congress MLA K Ranjit at Serou in Kakching district on Saturday midnight.
In addition to the over 140 arms and ammunition that were surrendered on Friday in response to an appeal from Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Singh stated that 35 additional arms and ammunition had been surrendered.
Manipur violence: Two ethnic communities- Tribe and Meitei clashed - on May 3 after a "Tribal Solidarity March" organised in protest against the buzz over Meitei getting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.
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