The table presents constituency-wise results of the Assam Assembly elections, showing a sweeping victory for the BJP and its allies, with the Congress trailing behind, while regional parties like AGP, BPF, and AIUDF retain limited but significant pockets.
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What has been happening in Manipur for the past three years is not a random series of riots. It is, they say, a planned campaign to break apart the state and push out its original inhabitants.
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When a conflict endures this long under the watch of both state and central authority, it ceases to be defined only by its origins. It begins to be defined by the response to it.
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COCOMI has called a May 3 public convention to decide future agitation, terming the government’s response to its seven questions unsatisfactory, while women’s groups condemned the assault on activist Somorendjit during recent protests.
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Four NVG personnel were injured in a prolonged gunfight in Ukhrul’s Ringui area, with Naga and Kuki groups presenting sharply conflicting accounts, highlighting escalating tensions, recurring violence, contested land claims, and fears of wider instability.
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Langdai Khangsunaha has issued a 10-point reform ultimatum to Manipur’s government following the Tronglaobi killings, demanding justice, security reforms, and policy changes, while ongoing hunger strikes intensify pressure for immediate and decisive action.
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Transgender activist Malem Thongam has petitioned the Supreme Court, alleging prolonged highway blockades, death threats, and government inaction in Manipur, seeking urgent judicial intervention to restore free movement and enforce constitutional rights.
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Uripok seniors met the Governor of Manipur on April 28, submitting a six-point memo to him and the President of India demanding NRC before Census, justice for killings, and removal of SoO camps.
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MPCC Vice President Hareshwar Goshwami challenged Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand’s claim that a Census must precede NRC in Manipur, calling it legally incorrect, citing Assam precedent, separate legal frameworks, and contradictory senior Bharatiya Janata Party leaders’ statements.
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