Home Minister Amit Shah had cancelled his rallies in poll-bound Maharashtra on Sunday and headed back to Delhi as the situation in Manipur continued to be volatile.

The National People's Party pulled its support from the BJP coalition in Manipur, citing law and order failures. Catch Manipur Violence News LIVE Updates here

Amidst renewed ethnic turmoil and violence in Manipur, the National People’s Party (NPP), in a significant development, on Sunday announced it was withdrawing its support from the BJP-led government...

NPP withdraws support from BJP-led Manipur government due to failure in resolving crisis, leading to chaos and suffering.

MP Kodikunnil Suresh urges PM Modi to intervene in Manipur violence, highlighting the need for peace and justice.

The National People's Party (NPP) has withdrawn support from the BJP-led government in Manipur, citing the government's failure to resolve the ongoing crisis and restore normalcy in the state. The NPP, which has 7 MLAs in the Manipur Assembly, made the decision after recent incidents of violence and protests in the state. The BJP continues to hold a majority in the Assembly, with 32 legislators, and the withdrawal of support is not expected to affect the government's stability.

Fresh protests erupt over Jiribam killings Shah reviews security situation in Manipur MHA likely to hold key meeting today

A protester was killed in firing during a clash between security forces and a mob vandalising properties in Manipur's Jiribam district. The incident occurred late on Sunday night when agitators were protesting the killing of women and children abducted by militants. The deceased has been identified as K Athouba, who was in his twenties. The offices of the Congress and BJP, and a house belonging to Jiribam's Independent MLA were ransacked by a group of agitators. Meanwhile, an uneasy calm prevailed in Imphal Valley, where curfew remained enforced and internet services suspended after agitators vandalised and set ablaze properties belonging to several ministers and legislators.

Manipur violence: Protester killed in clash, escalating violence in Jiribam district, leading to political turmoil and curfews in Imphal.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered three cases related to recent violence in Manipur, taking over investigations from Manipur Police. These cases include the murder of a woman, an attack on a CRPF post, and the burning of houses in Jiribam. The situation in Manipur remains volatile with protests continuing following the recovery of bodies of women and children. Violence has also spread to Jiribam, previously untouched by clashes, after a farmer's body was found in June.

NIA registers cases in Manipur violence, including murder of woman and attack on security forces, amid ethnic strife.

The Indian government has sent an additional 50 CAPF companies, comprising over 5,000 personnel, to Manipur to address the challenging security and law and order situation in the northeastern state. This comes after the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) deployed 20 additional CAPF companies to the state following violence in Jiribam district. The deployment brings the total number of CAPF companies in Manipur to 218. Union Home Minister Amit Shah will also meet to review the security situation in Manipur and strategize to handle the volatile situation in the state.

Manipur Crisis: The Union government has deployed 50 additional CAPF companies, totaling over 5,000 personnel. The NIA has also taken over three cases.

'One of our MLA's homes has already been attacked by the mob. This legislator was beaten. This MLA belongs to the Meitei community.' 'There is a complete collapse of law and order in Manipur.'

Meghalaya CM Sangma hints at NPP support for BJP in Manipur if leadership change brings peace.

Centre sends additional 50 CAPF companies to Manipur amid escalating violence and ethnic strife, aiming to restore peace.