NIA Investigates Manipur Violence: Amid ongoing ethnic unrest in Manipur, the NIA takes over three FIRs related to recent violence. The central government deploys 5,000 additional personnel and reviews the situation to curb tensions. Schools remain closed till November 19. NIA will investigate the latest incidents of violence in Manipur, and three FIRs registered. The situation went out of control due to protests and violence after the bodies of women and children were recovered in Manipur, which has been battling ethnic conflict since May last year. On Saturday night, angry mobs set fire to the houses of three more BJP MLAs and a Congress MLA in various districts of Imphal Valley.

Three cases have been filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in relation to the most recent violent episodes in Manipur, which is engulfed in strife. Official sources revealed on Monday that these cases, originally registered by the Manipur Police, were registered by the anti-terrorism agency on November 13 and investigation into these cases has started.

NIA Investigates Manipur Violence: The fire of violence has once again intensified in Manipur. Since May of last year, the state has been dealing with ethnic unrest

The central government reviewed the situation in Manipur by holding a meeting with senior officials of the Home Ministry and security agencies and directed them to take necessary steps to prevent fresh violence and reduce tension.

Sources said that other top officials including National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan, and Intelligence Bureau Director Tapan Deka may attend this meeting.

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NIA Investigates Manipur Violence: More than 5000 personnel will be sent to Manipur

At the same time, Amit Shah held a meeting with officials regarding Manipur today. The central government has decided to send an additional 50 CAPF companies with more than 5,000 personnel to Manipur. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has sent 20 additional CAPF companies, 15 from CRPF and five from BSF to the state.

Schools and colleges closed in Imphal

The Manipur administration declared the closure of colleges and universities, including state universities, in a number of districts amid the curfew that was imposed in Imphal West and Imphal East. All schools, and colleges in Imphal will remain closed till November 19.

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Assam Rifles jawans removed from checkpost after protests by women, CRPF and local police will take charge.

At the Moirang Lamkhai post in Manipur’s Bishnupur, Assam Rifles soldiers have been removed and replaced with CRPF and state police. A notification has been sent out with this information.

The decision to withdraw the Assam Rifles came after several women’s groups in the Valley districts began protesting on Monday demanding the withdrawal of the paramilitary force from the ethnic strife-torn northeastern state.

Notification Released Information.

“The checkpoint at Moirang Lamkhai on Bishnupur to Kangwai road to be replaced by 9 AR with local police and 128 Bn CRPF with immediate effect and until further orders,” said the notification issued by Additional Director General of Police (Law & Order) L Kailun on Monday.

Women Protested.

Assam Rifles has been contacted and response from the paramilitary force is awaited.

Women’s groups on Monday blocked a road in Imphal West district’s Hodam Leerak and Kwakithel and Imphal East’s Angom Likai and Khurai areas.

Relaxation in curfew.

Meanwhile, the administration of Imphal East and West districts on Tuesday extended the relaxation in curfew by two hours.

Officials said curfew has been relaxed in Imphal East and Imphal West from 5 am to 2 pm. There will be relaxation from 5 am to 4 pm for Thoubal district and from 5 am to 5 pm for Kakching.

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So far, more than 160 people have passed away.

On May 3, after a “Tribal Solidarity March” was planned in the hill regions to protest against the Meitei community’s desire for Scheduled Tribe (ST) classification, ethnic confrontations broke out in Manipur, resulting in over 160 fatalities and hundreds of injuries.

The majority of the Meiteis, who make up around 53% of Manipur’s population, reside in the Imphal Valley.

A bit more than 40% of the population are members of the tribal Naga and Kuki communities, who reside in the steep areas.

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Iran didn’t change even after the protests! Hijab law will be more strict, and dangerous drafts brought.

It will be one year since the demise of Mahsa Amini, an understudy who was kept for hijab. Mahsa kicked the bucket on 16 September.

Amini was confined by the police for not wearing the hijab appropriately and she passed on from torment.

After this, there was a commotion about the hijab over the nation and there were brutal fights for quite a long time.

Ladies openly trim their hair and wear their hijabs. Since one year has passed since Mahsa Amini’s demise, Iranian authorities are in the middle of setting up another bill with respect to the hijab.

Experts said the bill is an admonition to Iranians that Iran won’t withdraw from its position on the hijab rule, despite the nation’s huge battles over the year before.

The 70-article draft regulation sets out various propositions, including longer jail sentences for ladies who won’t wear the shroud, harder new punishments for superstars and organizations who ridicule the standards, and computerized reasoning to help those ladies will be distinguished as disregarding the clothing regulation.

The bill was submitted to the public authority for consideration by the legal executive recently, then, at that point, shipped off Parliament and later endorsed by the Legitimate and Legal Commission.

State-associated news organization Mehr covered Tuesday that it will be introduced to the Leading body of Lead representatives this Sunday prior to being postponed in Parliament.

The hijab has for quite some time been a disputed matter in Iran. Ladies were free in 1936 subject to pioneer Reza Shah.

The Shah’s replacements additionally kept ladies free, however after the 1979 Islamic Unrest toppled the last Shah, the hijab became required in 1983.

Iran generally views the hijab regulation as Article 368 of its Islamic corrective code, which expresses that violators of the clothing standard can be imprisoned for 10 days to two months or fined somewhere in the range of 50,000 and 500,000 Iranian rials.

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During the Medical Entrance Examination (NEET) in Kerala, the girl students are getting harassed for taking off their undergarments. Protests have started in Kerala.

Incidents of vandalism have also come to the fore in the college. The commotion has increased so much that even the Union Education Ministry has to issue a statement regarding this.

Now information has come to the fore that the people probing had allegedly objected to the metal hooks in the undergarments of the girl students.

After increasing the ruckus, now the National Testing Agency (NTA) has constituted a fact-finding team for the investigation. So far, five women have been arrested for taking off their undergarments.

Let us tell you that this dispute started after a 17-year-old girl student filed a complaint.

The student alleges that during the screening before the entrance exam on Sunday, she was asked to remove her inner-wear.

At the same time, the Union Education Ministry said that Minister of State for External Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs V. Muraleedharan and other public representatives of Kerala have met Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in this regard.

Kerala Education and Social Justice Minister Dr. R. Bindu have also written a letter to the Union Education Minister regarding this.

Kerala NEET Controversy: Five women who conducted searches were arrested.

Kerala Police have arrested five women who forcibly took off the underwear of some students during a search ahead of the NEET exam at the Kollam Center in Kerala.

Police are interrogating all of them. According to Kerala Police, three of these women are employees of an agency appointed by the NTA.

While two other women are employees of a private educational institute (NEET examination center) located at Ayur in Kollam.

Kerala Police has registered a case under sections 354 and 509 of IPC for making students take off their underwear in the NEET exam.

The formal complaint was made by a 17-year-old student who appeared in this exam for the first time.

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The ongoing political tussle in Maharashtra has reached the Supreme Court. The problems of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, already in crisis, may increase further.

Actually, demand has been made to register a case against Uddhav. A petition has been filed in the Bombay High Court.

The petitioner has sought registration of a case against Uddhav Thackeray, minister Aaditya Thackeray and Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut for sedition and breach of peace.

Demand to register FIR against Uddhav: Pune-based social activist Hemant Patil has filed this petition.

He requested the High Court to restrain the trio from making any further statements against Eknath Shinde, who is leading the disgruntled MLAs.

The petition claimed that after the rebellion of several Shiv Sena MLAs led by Eknath Shinde, protests have taken place in various districts of Maharashtra and verbal attacks have been made against them.

Petitioner’s argument.

The petitioner said that the rebel MLAs of Shiv Sena who are staying in the hotel in Guwahati are being threatened.

This is creating a situation of riots and violence in Maharashtra. That is why a case should be registered against Uddhav, Aditya, and Sanjay Raut.

40 dead bodies will come from Guwahati – Sanjay Raut.

Sanjay Raut made a controversial statement a day ago. He had said that 40 MLAs in Guwahati are dead bodies, their souls are dead.

On their return, the bodies will be sent directly to the assembly for post-mortem. They know what can happen in a fire here.

Sanjay Raut threatened the rebel MLAs and said for how long will you hide in Guwahati, you will have to come to Mumbai at some point.

Uddhav Thackeray’s emotional appeal.

Meanwhile, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray has made an emotional appeal to the rebel MLAs.

Uddhav said that I appeal to you to come back and sit with me and clear the confusion that has arisen between Shiv Sainiks and the public.

Uddhav further said that if you guys return then a solution can be found. As party president and head of the family, I still care about you.

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Despite Russian military intervention, the situation did not improve in Kazakhstan.

On Friday, President Kasim-Jomart Tokayev ordered security forces to kill those involved in the violence without warning.

The President has said that those instigating violence are foreign-trained terrorists, so no mercy will be shown to them.

More than 100 people, including 18 security personnel, have been killed in a week of violence against the hike in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices.

The police have arrested about four thousand people involved in the violence.

Violence, arson, and firing continued throughout the night between Thursday and Friday in the country’s main city of Almaty, despite the landing of Russian commandos.

2,500 troops have been sent to Kazakhstan by the Allied Organization led by Russia.

Russia’s Defense Ministry has said that more than 70 aircraft are continuously active to help the Kazakhstan government.

No stone will be left unturned to maintain peace by ending the situation of violence.

Expressing a strong stand, President Tokayev has said that terrorists should surrender by laying down their arms, otherwise the security forces will stop only after eliminating them completely.

Tokayev has made it clear that Russian troops are not taking direct action in violence-hit areas, they are only supporting Kazakh forces.

US eyes on the deployment of the Russian army in Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan is not only a friendly country of India, but a large number of Indians are also living there. The Indian Embassy in Noor Sultan is monitoring the situation.

There are also questions about the reason for the ongoing violence as the agitation against the hike in LPG price turned into a protest against the government a few hours later and the protesters resorted to violence.

Violence continues in Almaty, the capital of Nur Sultan, and other major cities. Most of the people in this former Soviet country with a population of about 20 million live in these cities.

Meanwhile, US President’s White House Office spokeswoman Jane Pasky has said that the US is eyeing the deployment of Russian forces in Kazakhstan.

He is looking into the human rights situation there. Be aware that Kazakhstan is a major producer of oil and uranium. Its oil production has come down due to the violence that has been going on for a week.

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A protest was held on behalf of the BJP demanding the opening of Courtala Falls, a popular tourist spot in the district.

Tourists have been banned from bathing in the Kurla Falls at the foothills of the Western Ghats in the Tenkasi district for more than a year due to the spread of corona infection.

It is customary for the public to flock to Main Falls, Aintaruvi, Chitraruvi, and Old Courtallam for bathing.

It will also be a pleasant experience for the public to enjoy the pleasant scenery and environment.

In this situation, tourist destinations are being opened with various restrictions in the situation where the epidemic is declining throughout Tamil Nadu.

More than 100 party volunteers, led by BJP district president Ramaraja, chanted slogans demanding the immediate reopening of the waterfall and the cancellation of rent at the Courtallam Nadar temple.

As not only the Courtallam falls have been allowed to open so far, but traders and tourists alike have been severely affected.

Chief Minister MK Stalin’s sudden inspection of the state bus.

Today is the 6th day of the mega vaccination camp in Tamil Nadu. As such, vaccination camps are being held at various places in Chennai.

Accordingly, Chief Minister MK Stalin inspected the vaccination camp being carried out in areas including Kannaki Nagar and Old Mahabalipuram Road under the Chennai Corporation and spoke to the public.

Subsequently, before leaving the General Secretariat, he boarded a bus bound for Kannagi Nagar and conducted a surprise inspection of Chief Minister MK Stalin.

The Chief Minister listened to the grievances of the people to the passengers on the bus as to whether the buses were arriving on time, whether there were adequate facilities and whether additional facilities were required.

He also asked if female passengers were regularly given free tickets to women on the bus.

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Protests broke out in Islamabad on Saturday following the death of a person in the custody of the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD).

According to a Geo News report, relatives and acquaintances of the deceased staged a sit-in on IJP Road over the body of the suspect, demanding an inquiry into his death and “justice”.

The deceased man was arrested a few days back on suspicion of being involved in the killing of two policemen.

The deceased man’s mother told Geo News that her son voluntarily surrendered to the police for questioning and regretted that this had happened to him.

She said that if he was in any way involved in the killing of policemen, then why was this done to him? Why was the matter not referred to the judge?’

She promised to continue her protest till the reply was received. Some of the other protesters were neighbors of the deceased. They accused the police of torturing and killing him.

While handing over the body, the police gave the reason of death as fever.

Neighbors said that there were marks of torture on the body. While handing over the body, the police stated fever as the cause of death.

He demanded that the Prime Minister and senior government officials should take cognizance of the matter. Later, the police said that a case has been registered against the police personnel involved in the incident.

Both CTD Station House Officer Fayaz Ranjha and Investigating Officer Shams Akbar have been arrested.

Demonstration stopped after giving assurance of judicial inquiry.

According to a police statement, the arrested person died due to non-availability of treatment amid extreme heat and fever. The traffic system has been disrupted due to the strike.

The protests kicked off later in the evening after talks with Islamabad’s Additional Deputy Commissioner Rana Waqas, who promised a judicial inquiry within three months.

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There has been chaos in the streets of France for the past two weeks. All this is happening in view of the security bill that was passed in the lower house on 24 November.

The government and protesters are face to face before and after its passage. Everyone from human rights activists to journalists are opposing this bill.

French people are angry, According to journalists, the government wants to ban freedom of information through this bill.

In fact, in this bill, any tampering with the pictures of policemen has been termed as an offense intended to harm them.

According to this bill, giving personal details along with photographs of policemen and officers will also come under the category of crime.

On behalf of the government, it has been said that due to such antics, the authorities have to face psychological problems.

In this, there is a provision for a sentence of one year and a fine of about 45 lakh rupees (53 thousand dollars) if found guilty.

The National Assembly had 388 votes in its favor, while 104 members had voted against it, while 66 were absent.

Let me also tell you here that this is yet to be discussed in the Upper House. If it is passed after this discussion proposed in January, it will take the form of a law.

While the protesters have their own arguments about this, the government says that it is doing so to protect the policemen being hunted through online.

At the same time, journalists say that because of this bill, people who make their videos during protests can be targeted.

Not only here but the United Nations Human Rights Commission has come down in protest against this bill. UNHC has also raised concerns over the bill.

Last evening too, more than 50 thousand people protested against this bill. These performances were performed in many cities and states of France.

During this, he also had a clash with the policemen. In response, policemen also had to use force on these protesters.

Let me tell you that so far about 90 rallies have been held in different parts of France to protest against this bill.

At the same time, government figures show that 64 people have also been arrested for inciting violence during these protests. About 30 people have been arrested in Paris alone.

In France, there were several days of protests against changes in the proposed pension policy on the same day last year.

During this time, traffic was completely stalled in many places.

In protest, teachers, advocates, transport workers, policemen, health workers, and working people from other areas also took to the streets for several days.

This series of protests was broken only after the outbreak of the Covid-19 epidemic.

In 2018 also, in the month of December itself, the Yellow Waste Movement in France came out. These performances not only appeared in France but also in some other countries.

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