The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that a forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence in the state was ready and would be filed shortly.

Earlier, the Supreme Court sought a sealed-cover forensic report from the CFSL on the authenticity of the leaked audio clips alleging Mr. Singh's role in the ethnic violence that began in May 2023

Report on authenticity of audio clips on Biren Singh's role in Manipur violence ready: Centre to SCThe Hindu

Manipur Audio Leak Case: Centre To Submit Sealed Forensic Report On Former CM Biren Singhs Alleged RoleFree Press Journal

IMPHAL: Meitei-based civil organisations All Manipur United Clubs Organisation (AMUCO) and Federation of Civil Society (FOCS) , which recently attended peace talks with Kuki-Zo representatives in New Delhi, on Monday said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) provided a six-point resolution as a roadmap to peace in the state. Addressing reporters, AMUCO president Nando Luwang said, We were verbally invited by the MHA for the meeting. The dialogue was a positive step forward. We joined the meeting

NEW DELHI: In an effort to bring peace in ethnic violence-hit Manipur, the Centre on Saturday succeeded in bringing leaders of the civil society organisations representing the warring Meitei and Kuki communities together at the negotiating table for the first time since conflict erupted in May 2023. Senior Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) officials were also present. Terming it as a significant development, as previous dialogues were held separately with the leaders of the two communities, s

The tension between former Manipur CM N Biren Singh and the NPP escalates as NPP President Yumnam Joykumar Singh's remarks on the Meitei group Arambai Tenggol spark protests. Biren criticizes Conrad Sangma for interference, urging focus on restoration of peace in Manipur during ongoing instability.

Rajya Sabha confirms President's rule in Manipur, Amit Shah says no party staked claim to form govt after Biren Singh's resignationBusiness Today

Thousands Of Refugees Settled In Manipur Since 1960s: Biren SinghNDTV

Former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Wednesday said that thousands of refugees settled in the state since 1960s with the knowledge of the authorities and those people were provided assistance for rehabilitation.

SHILLONG, April 2: Former NPP state president and Rajya Sabha MP WR Kharlukhi on Wednesday criticised former Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singhs remarks against the late PA Sangma, calling them a reflection of frustration over his ouster as Chief Minister due to his failure to restore peace in Manipur. He is just a frustrated man, [] The post Kharlukhi raps Biren for remarks on PA Sangma appeared first on The Shillong Times .

Amit Shah said that the Presidents rule was imposed when majority of the MLAs said they were not in a position to form the government after the resignation of Chief Minister N Biren Singh on February 9.

Former Manipur chief minister Biren Singh raises alarm over refugee settlements in ManipurThe Economic Times

Former Manipur CM N Biren Singh raised concerns over refugees' settlement in Manipur predating its statehood. Official records from the 1960s-70s reveal over 1,500 refugee families were settled with authorities knowledge. This influx, Singh argues, has impacted the demographic structure and warrants a thorough reevaluation to address integration and legal statuses.

Congress betrayed Manipur over Inner Line Permit resulting in demographic change: Former CM N Biren SinghOrganiser Weekly

Former Manipur CM N. Biren Singh Raises Concern Over Refugee Settlements In The StateNortheast Today

Thousands of refugees settled in Manipur since 1960s: Ex-CM N. Biren SinghThe Hindu

Thousands of refugees settled in Manipur since 1960s: Ex-CM Biren SinghBusiness Standard

Imphal: Manipur has been reduced to a dumping ground for refugees decades ago, says former Manipur Chief Minister and Manipur unit BJP leader N Biren Singh in his X post on Wednesday. As early as the late 1960s and early 70s, documents reveal the presence of over 1,500 families who had crossed over and were [] The post Manipur became a refugee dumping ground decades ago, says ex-CM N Biren Singh appeared first on NorthEast Now .

HT Digital IMPHAL, APR 2: Former Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has made the sensational allegation that the demographic changes in the state were systematically constructed decades ago when thousands of refugees were settled across the state through a planned initiative, with complete knowledge of the authorities. He pointed out that this problem, although []

Thousands of refugees settled in Manipur since 1960s: Ex-CM N Biren SinghSiasat.com

Imphal, Apr 2: Former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Wednesday said that thousands of refugees settled in the state since 1960s with the knowledge of the authorities and those people were provided assistance for rehabilitation. Singh, who resigned as the chief minister in February leading to imposition of Presidents Rule in the restive state, also wondered what happened to those families and whether those people were added to the electoral roll. His comments, made in a lengthy post [] T

Manipur: A Refugee Dumping Ground? Former CM N Biren Singh Sparks DebateNortheast Live

SHILLONG: Salgro salaram adokrangko bak dakna jotton kaa ine Lok Sabha-ni gitcham Speaker aro gitcham Union Minister PA Sangma sagiko matnangahani gimin Manipur adokni gitcham Chief Minister N Biren Singh-ko National Peoples Party (NPP) jegalatenba, iani bidingo kema bichina dabiangaha. Iani bidingo kobor ratimgipa manderang baksa agangrikengon, PA Sangma gita dakgipa dilgipako matnanganiara rachakna mangijani [] The post PA Sangma-ko matnanganina Manipur-ni gitcham CM-ko NPP jegala appeared fir

Meghalaya Minister blames Biren Singh for Manipur violenceNagaland Post

Former Manipur CM N Biren Singh condemns remarks by Bangladesh's interim chief advisor Muhammad Yunus, accusing him of using Northeast India as a strategic pawn for geopolitical gains, calling such statements 'unwise' and cautioning against potential consequences. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and Tipra Motha chief Pradyot Debbarma also criticize Yunus' comments.

Himanta Biswa Sarma and Biren Singh condemned Bangladesh Chief Adviser Yunus's remark calling India's Northeast 'landlocked' and positioning Bangladesh as its ocean gateway, labeling it 'offensive'.

Former Manipur CM N Biren Singh urged Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma not to interfere in Manipur's affairs, reigniting strained relations. Biren referenced a controversial stance by Conrad's late father, PA Sangma, and emphasized ongoing efforts to protect indigenous communities amid rising tensions.

SHILLONG: PA Sangma sagi, jatrangni gisepo mikkang niteanichi salgro salaram adokrangko bak dakna jotton kaa ine Manipur adokni gitcham Chief Minister aro BJP-ni saksa dilgipa N Biren Singh-ni X social media-o post kaatani jaman, gitcham Union Minister aro Lok Sabha-ni gitcham Speaker Purno A Sangma, salgro salaramni manderangna pangnan dakgrikgipasa ongachim ine uni depante aro [] The post PA Sangma sagi pangnan NE-ni manderangna dakgrikgipasa onga ine Conrad aganchaka appeared first on The Shi

Former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh launched a frontal attack on Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma today over interfering in internal matters of the violence-hit state.

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma said it was unfortunate that Nongthombam Biren Singh dragged the name of his father

GUWAHATI: Former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday said former Lok Sabha speaker, the late PA Sangma, once advocated the dangerous idea of dividing the Northeast into smaller states on ethnic lines. Singh alleged that similar attempts were being made today to interfere in Manipurs internal affairs to destabilise the state. Taking to X, he shared a video of Sangma speaking in the Parliament in 2014 where he can be heard saying, I think we must go for smaller states. I am in favour of

N Biren Singh lashes out at Conrad Sangma drags P A Sangma too

NEW DELHI: The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, which gives armed forces operating in disturbed areas sweeping powers and immunity from prosecution unless approved by the Centre, was on Sunday extended for six months in entire Manipur, except the jurisdictions of 13 police stations, in view of the law and order situation there. The AFSPA, under which a particular state or some areas are declared disturbed, has also been extended to eight districts in Nagaland and 21 police station areas in fiv

The situation in Manipur is disturbing, with violent clashes between Meitei and Kuki communities. Manipur has been under the President's rule since February after the resignation of chief minister N Biren Singh, as announced by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The state has been grappling with ethnic violence since May 2023.

Former Chief Minister Biren Singh arranged the trip in coordination with Government departments

IMPHAL: A delegation of Supreme Court judges arrived at the airport here on Saturday morning and is scheduled to visit people displaced due to ethnic violence in Manipur , officials said. The top court delegation led by Justice BR Gavai was accorded a warm welcome by the lawyers' fraternity of the state at the airport. The judges are scheduled to visit relief camps and virtually inaugurate legal services camps, legal aid clinics and temporary medical facilities from the Mini Secretariat in Chura

IMPHAL: The situation in Manipur's curfew-bound Churachandpur district remained tense on Thursday, two days after clashes between the Hmar and Zomi communities left one dead and several injured, police said. Schools and shops remained shut, while church leaders and civil society groups worked to restore peace, an official told PTI . Security personnel conducted flag marches on Wednesday night to prevent further violence. At least one person, 51-year-old Lalropui Pakhuangte from the Hmar communit

GUWAHATI: One person was killed and several others injured as fresh clashes erupted between the Hmar and Zomi tribes on the outskirts of Churachandpur in strife-torn Manipur on Tuesday. The deceased was identified as Lalropui Pakhumate (53). The violence broke out when Hmar groups opposed a Zomi faction hoisting their community flag. Soon, mobs of men armed with batons engaged in stone pelting, prompting security personnel to fire tear gas shells and several rounds in the air to disperse the cro

IMPHAL: After the imposition of curfew in Manipur's Churachandpur district in view of clashes between Hmar and Zomi people, bodies of the two communities have agreed to lift a shutdown there, officials said on Tuesday. The Hmar Inpui and Zomi Council, the apex bodies of the respective tribes, also decided to work together and restore peace in the district, they said. The decisions were taken during a joint meeting convened by the district administration in the wake of the violence. The Hmar Inpu

GUWAHATI: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will chair a meeting with chief ministers of the Northeastern states on Sunday to review the implementation of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which replaced the Indian Penal Code (IPC), in the region, officials said. Shah spent Saturday night in Mizoram, where he participated in a programme organized by the Assam Rifles . He will begin the day with a visit to Kokrajhar, where he is scheduled to speak at the 57th annual conference of the All Bodo Studen

IMPHAL: A civil society organisation of Meiteis on Thursday claimed that MHA Advisor for North East AK Mishra has told them that the Centre has prepared a roadmap for peace in ethnic strife-hit Manipur. Federation of Civil Society (FOCS) Spokesperson Ngangbam Chamchan Singh told reporters here on Thursday that Mishra told them on Wednesday that the first phase of the roadmap for peace in Manipur has already been implemented. Singh said, A FOCS delegation met the MHA Advisor and other officials a

NEW DELHI: With the Opposition set to corner the Centre on issues such as the alleged manipulation of electoral rolls, Waqf Bill, delimitation and the Trump administrations tariff claims, the stage appears set for a rocky Parliament session, which begins on Monday. In an indication that the showdown between the Centre and the Tamil Nadu government over the delimitation exercise will find an echo in Parliament, the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) MPs passed a resolution on Sunday to raise

IMPHAL: Normal life was affected in Kuki-dominated areas of Manipur on Sunday as agitators enforced an indefinite shutdown called by Kuki-Zo groups against a crackdown by security forces. The situation in Kangpokpi district, where at least one person was killed and 40 others were injured in clashes between Kuki demonstrators and security forces on the previous day, remained tense on Sunday. In other Kuki-dominated areas in Churachandpur and Tengnoupal districts as well, protesters burnt tyres an

IMPHAL: People handed over to the security forces a total of 196 arms along with ammunition and other miscellaneous items on the last day for voluntarily surrendering looted and illegally held weapons in strife-torn Manipur, police said on Friday. The security forces also destroyed 15 bunkers in Kangpokpi district. The arms were surrendered in eight districts till 4 pm of Thursday, which was the deadline for doing so after it was extended by Ajay Kumar Bhalla, the governor of the northeastern st

NEW DELHI: Union Minister for Home Amit Shah on Saturday issued directions to the administration and security forces in Manipur to ensure free movement of people on all roads in the troubled state, which is under Presidents Rule , beginning March 8, officials said. While chairing a high-level security review meeting on violence-hit Manipur, the Home Minister has also given instructions to the state authorities to take strict action against anyone attempting to obstruct movement on the roads, th

Amit Shah's instruction came during a security review meeting held on Saturday. The state was put under President's rule last month following the resignation of CM N Biren Singh.

NEW DELHI: Union Minister for Home Amit Shah on Saturday issued directions to the administration and security forces in Manipur to ensure free movement of people on all roads in the troubled state, which is under Presidents Rule , beginning March 8, officials said. While chairing a high-level security review meeting on violence-hit Manipur, the Home Minister has also given instructions to the state authorities to take strict action against anyone attempting to obstruct movement on the roads, th

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has directed security forces to ensure free movement of people on all roads in Manipur from March 8 and take strict action against those causing obstructions. The state has been under President's rule after chief minister N Biren Singh's resignation amid ongoing ethnic violence since May 2023.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed Manipur's security situation and directed the free movement of people from March 8, 2025. President's rule was imposed following CM N Biren Singh's resignation. The MHA calls for strict action against individuals hindering peace efforts amid ongoing ethnic violence.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will review Manipur's security situation following the resignation of Chief Minister N Biren Singh and imposition of President's rule. Ongoing violence and political instability have troubled the state for nearly two years. Shah directs Central Armed Police Forces and state police to maintain peace and order, ensuring public safety.

Over 4,100 firearms looted from police armouries in Manipur have been surrendered, reflecting a significant step towards peace and public safety. This initiative began with former Chief Minister N. Biren Singh's appeal in May 2023 and was reinforced by Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla.

IMPHAL: Amid mass surrender of firearms by village volunteers in strife-torn Manipur, unidentified militants on Friday opened fire at a Meitei religious site in Imphal East district from adjoining hills, officials said. However, no casualties were reported in the incident. The incident took place around 9.30 am when a group of devotees, under heavy security cover, visited Kongba Maru, a sacred site for Meiteis, to offer prayers, they said. A total of seven rounds were fired from adjoining hills

GUWAHATI: Protests broke out in different parts of Manipurs Imphal valley on Friday after security forces apprehended 28 village volunteers. According to reports, the persons, believed to be from the Meitei radical group Arambai Tenggol, were picked up during an early morning raid carried out at Panjao Pallumda in the Kakching district. They were later taken to a camp in Thoubal district and were reportedly released. When news about their apprehension spread, protests erupted in the five distric

IMPHAL: Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla has urged the people of the strife-torn state to voluntarily surrender looted and illegally held weapons within seven days, assuring no punitive action would be initiated against those giving up arms during this period. However, Bhalla asserted that strict action would be taken after the expiry of the seven days. People of Manipur, both in the valley and hills, have suffered immense hardship for the last over 20 months due to a series of unfortunate inc

Manipur governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla has decided to work from the state secretariat thrice a week, deviating from the usual practice. President's Rule was imposed after the resignation of N Biren Singh as chief minister. Ongoing ethnic violence has resulted in significant casualties and displacement.

BJP leaders in Manipur are rallying behind former Chief Minister N Biren Singh amidst political uncertainty and the imposition of President's Rule. Amid leadership contention, the Kuki-Zo Council has called off its mass rally following a request from the Central government, while ethnic violence continues to trouble the state.

The apparent failure of the BJP Legislature Party in Manipur to arrive at a consensus on a new leader indicates the party is faction-ridden with MLAs loyal to Biren Singh and those opposed to him

In the video, the BJP youth wings Barish Sharma can be heard alleging former Chief Minister N. Biren Singh had made attempts on his life, and had abandoned the people that made war on the CMs command

Why did the President of India issue a proclamation in Manipur after Chief Minister Biren Singh resigned? What are the different kinds of emergencies? Is a national emergency and Presidents rule the same? Has this power been misused by the Union?

President's Rule in Manipur is not a bold move. It's a placeholder, writes Sangmuan Hangsing.

New Delhi, Feb 15: Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi on Saturday termed the imposition of Presidents rule in Manipur symbolic of the collective failure of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and the BJPs leadership in the Northeast. Presidents rule was imposed in strife-torn Manipur on Thursday and the state assembly put under suspended animation, days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned from his post. The imposition of Presidents Rule in Manipur is symbolic of the co

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi on Saturday termed the imposition of President's rule in Manipur symbolic of the collective failure of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and the BJP's leadership in the Northeast. President's rule was imposed in strife-torn Manipur on Thursday and the state assembly put under suspended animation, days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned from his post. The imposition of President's Rule in Manipur is symbolic of the collec

Manipur is under President's rule following N Biren Singh's resignation amid political uncertainty. Security has been tightened to maintain peace. BJP's Sambit Patra reaffirmed commitment to the state's territorial integrity, amidst demands for separate administration by Kuki-Zo MLAs. The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity criticized the imposition of President's rule and CM's resignation without explanation.

GUWAHATI: The Congress on Friday said the ground situation and the BJPs failure to reach a consensus on a chief ministerial candidate made the Centre impose Presidents rule in ethnic violence-hit Manipur. People suffered for a long time. There has been unprecedented violence. The President and the Prime Minister realised the ground situation. This realisation led to the imposition of Presidents rule, Manipur Congress chief Keisham Meghachandra Singh said. I think the PM will now take the respons

Imphal, Feb 14: After bringing troubled Manipur under Presidents rule, the authorities on Friday tightened security around the Raj Bhawan and other important locations, while discussions continued within the ruling BJP to find a successor to N Biren Singh, who quit as Chief Minister last week. N Biren submitted his resignation to Governor A K [] The post Security beefed up in Manipur after imposition of Prez rule appeared first on Northlines .

Rights activist Irom Sharmila stated that President's rule in Manipur avoids democratic accountability and won't solve ethnic violence. She proposed involving Manipur's titular king for unity and creating mini-assemblies for fair representation. Sharmila criticised PM Modi's inaction and Chief Minister N Biren Singh's handling of the crisis, calling for immediate intervention and development efforts in the state.

IMPHAL: Reaffirming its commitment to maintaining Manipur's territorial integrity, the BJP on Friday said the state assembly, which was put in suspended animation following the imposition of the President's rule , could be revived on any future date depending on the ground situation. Sambit Patra, the BJP's northeast region in-charge, told PTI that his party was committed to continuing efforts to maintain peace and normalcy in the state, which has been hit by months-long violence between Meiteis

GUWAHATI: Former Chief Minister N Biren Singh, who lost his position following a violent ethnic conflict, has urged Manipurs indigenous communities to stay alert, warning that their land and identity are under threat. On Thursday evening, as news of the imposition of the Presidents rule in the state broke, Singh took to X and shared a lengthy statement. My Dear Indigenous Friends, our land and identity are under threat. With a small population and limited resources, we stand vulnerable. I monito

IMPHAL: All eyes are now on the BJP central leadership over its next step in strife-torn Manipur, a day after President's rule was imposed in the northeastern state and the assembly was put under suspended animation. Security has been beefed up across the state following the Centre's announcement of President's rule, officials said. President's rule was imposed in Manipur and the assembly put under suspended animation on Thursday evening, days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned from his

The Congress criticized the imposition of President's rule in Manipur, calling it a direct admission of the BJP governments' failure. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apologize to the people of Manipur. The move follows Chief Minister N Biren Singh's resignation amid ongoing violence in the state.

NEW DELHI: The Congress on Friday said the imposition of President's rule in Manipur is a direct admission of the failure of the BJP governments at the Centre and the state, and asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apologise to the people there. In a post on X, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said there is a Constitutional crisis in Manipur that forced the imposition of President's rule. Narendra Modi ji, It is your party which has been ruling at the Centre for 11 years. It is your party

Former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh vowed to continue fighting against illegal immigrants, emphasizing the threat to the state's land and identity due to infiltration from Myanmar and Bangladesh. He urged authorities to intensify efforts to detect and deport illegal immigrants to protect the region's demographic stability.

MANIPUR (Imphal) : Four days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned, the central government has placed Manipur under Presidents Rule. This means the state assembly is now suspended. The decision comes as Manipur continues to struggle with ethnic violence that began in May 2023. President Droupadi Murmu made this announcement after receiving a report from Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla. The decision was made public soon after both Houses of Parliament adjourned until March 10 for the res

President's rule is imposed in Manipur, suspending the Assembly. Outgoing CM N Biren Singh cited illegal immigration issues. Locals and officials hope for peace and stability.

The imposition of President's rule in Manipur has further deepened the ethnic divide, with Meitei groups opposing it while tribal Kuki-Zo groups see it as a hopeful step. The crisis intensified following CM Biren Singh's resignation amid accusations of biased handling of the ongoing ethnic conflict.

Manipur caretaker CM Biren Singh emphasized the threat posed by illegal immigration from Myanmar, stating that his efforts were disrupted by ethnic conflict. Singh highlighted concerns about the unguarded border and demographic changes, while his supporters demanded his reinstatement amidst a leadership crisis.

President's rule has been imposed in Manipur following the resignation of Chief Minister N Biren Singh amid ongoing ethnic violence. The President deemed that the state's government could not operate according to the Constitution. The region has faced severe unrest since May 2023, leading to numerous casualties and displacements.

The proclamation paved the way for governor Ajay Bhalla to execute all functions that were vested in the chief minister so far

N Biren Singh, who resigned as Chief Minister of violence-hit Manipur days before President's Rule with the assembly under animated suspension was imposed, in a long post on X today said the shift in Manipur's demographic balance is real.

Security agencies in Manipur are on high alert following the imposition of President's rule after the resignation of Chief Minister N Biren Singh due to prolonged ethnic violence. Forces, including Assam Rifles and paramilitary units, are heavily deployed in Imphal to prevent any law and order issues, especially in response to threats from banned terror groups.

New Delhi, Feb 13 (PTI) The Congress Thursday said it has been demanding imposition of Presidents rule in strife-torn Manipur for the past 20 months and the Central government did so only after the fabric of states society was allowed to be severely damaged. Presidents rule was imposed in strife-torn Manipur on Thursday and the state assembly was put under suspended animation, days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned from his post that led to political uncertainty in the northeastern sta

Manipur faces President's Rule amid prolonged ethnic violence, political instability, and lack of a consensus candidate following Chief Minister N Biren Singh's resignation. BJP ministers and MLAs are currently in discussions in New Delhi as multiple parties withdraw support or demand leadership changes.

President's rule was imposed in Manipur on Thursday, with the state assembly put under suspended animation following the resignation of Chief Minister N Biren Singh. The decision came after months of ethnic violence that claimed over 250 lives. Singh's resignation was attributed to his handling of the violence and allegations of instigating conflict. The imposition of President's rule was met with a sense of hope by the Kuki-Zo community, who expressed distrust of the Meitei leadership.

President's Rule has been imposed in violence-hit Manipur days after Chief Minister N Biren Singh resigned ahead of a no-confidence motion threat by the opposition Congress.

Manipur has been placed under Presidents Rule, with no consensus reached on a successor for N Biren Singh, who resigned as Chief Minister on February 9. Singh stepped down just a day before his government was due to face a no-confidence motion and a critical floor test, effectively averting a political crisis. His resignation follows nearly two years of ethnic violence in Manipur, which began in May 2023, and comes under increasing pressure from the opposition, which had been demanding his remov

Presidents Rule has been imposed in Manipur after the BJP leadership failed to appoint a new chief minister following Biren Singhs resignation. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) officially notified the decision on Thursday, February 13. The notification stated that I, Droupadi Murmu, President of India, have received a report from the Governor of the Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscrib

President's Rule imposed in Manipur days after N Biren Singh resigned as CM.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued an official notification, declaring President's rule in the state

President's rule has been imposed in Manipur, as announced by the ministry of home affairs. This decision follows the recent resignation of Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh, who had submitted his resignation to the state's governor.

NEW DELHI: The Congress on Thursday said Article 174 that stipulates there cannot be more than a six month gap between two assembly sessions has been violated in Manipur and alleged that this is a deliberate contempt of the Constitution. Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said the breakdown of constitutional machinery in Manipur and the agony of the people of the state continues as they still await a visit by PM Narendra Modi, who goes everywhere but Manipur. Artic

IMPHAL: Four days after N Biren Singh resigned as Manipur chief minister, the political situation in the state remains uncertain with the ruling BJP yet to decide on a new leader. Meanwhile, state forest minister Th.Bishwajit left Imphal for Guwahati on Wednesday evening, and no official reason has been cited for his visit to the neighbouring state. Despite several rounds of discussions between BJP's northeast in-charge Sambit Patra and party legislators, the deadlock persists with some lawmaker

Imphal: Four days after N Biren Singh resigned as Manipur chief minister, the political situation in the state remains uncertain with the ruling BJP yet to decide on a new leader. Meanwhile, state forest minister Th. Bishwajit left Imphal for Guwahati on Wednesday evening, and no official reason has been cited for his visit to Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You

GUWAHATI: Three days on since N Biren Singh resigned as Manipur Chief Minister but BJP has not named his successor yet, intensifying speculation about the imposition of Presidents rule in the state. BJPs Northeast in-charge Sambit Patra met Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Wednesday. It was his third visit to the Raj Bhavan in four days. Patra met several MLAs for the third straight day. BJPs Karam Shyam claimed that there was no constitutional crisis in the state. I dont know about Presidents rule

Why the apology is not known. Possibly Mr Biren Singh began to feel the pressure. Days after violence in Jiribam, an area that had remained calm in the past, the NPP, an ally in the BJP-led NDA government with six MLAs withdrew support

Having failed to agree on a successor for Biren Singh, leaders from the BJP were making renewed efforts to arrive at a consensus on Wednesday even as the spectre of President's Rule loomed large over Manipur.

The BJP has failed to pick a new leader as the next Chief Minister of Manipur after the resignation of N Biren Singh.

Manipur's political landscape faces uncertainty as BJP's Northeast minder Sambit Patra and other allies meet governor AK Bhalla for a successor to caretaker CM N Biren Singh. The Congress warns of a constitutional crisis, as the assembly's budget session was declared null and void following Biren's resignation.