6 arrested in Manipur video case, army deployment increased, opposition ready to surround PM Modi -aabtak24

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Manipur Violence Update: There is widespread anger in the country over the incident of stripping women in Manipur. This incident is being strongly condemned everywhere. The demand for capital punishment has also been raised for the criminals involved in this heinous crime. Opposition parties are also constantly attacking the central government regarding this matter and are demanding the resignation of Manipur CM N Biren Singh.   

1. Another accused involved in the incident was arrested on Saturday (July 22) evening. Manipur Police tweeted that one more accused has been arrested. A total of six people, including five main accused and a juvenile, have been arrested so far. In many states of the country, there has been a strong protest against this incident on Saturday.

2. After the video of women being paraded naked in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district went viral, Manipur Police and Central forces have tightened security in the state to prevent any untoward incident. Apart from this, aerial surveillance has also been intensified. Police said that the security personnel are making all out efforts to arrest the remaining accused in the incident by raiding several suspected hideouts. 

3. Manipur police said that a total of 126 nakas and check posts have been set up in different areas of both the hill and valley districts and 413 people have been detained by the police in connection with the violence. The movement of essential goods has also been ensured on the National Highway.

4. There is an uproar in the Parliament regarding this incident. Opposition MPs have planned a protest near the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the Parliament complex on Monday to press for the Prime Minister’s statement on the issue in both the Houses. According to sources, after the meeting at 10 am on Monday (July 24), the leaders will protest near the statue of Mahatma Gandhi before entering both the Houses.

5. Union Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Saturday that the central government will present the facts in Parliament on the Manipur incident. He refused to speak about the viral video. He said that whatever matter will be discussed in the Parliament, we will keep our point, but right now I cannot say anything on this matter. 

6. Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has presented the President expressing grief over atrocities against women in Manipur and urging her to take steps to ensure peace in the northeastern state. He wrote that the country cannot allow the barbaric treatment of tribals in Manipur.

7. Meanwhile, social activist Anna Hazare demanded hanging of the criminals involved in this incident. He said that this kind of act is out of tolerance. Such an act with a woman is unacceptable. These criminals should be given death sentence, should be hanged on the gallows. He also misbehaved with the ex-soldier’s wife, this is a very serious matter. This incident is a big stain on humanity. 

8. The attack on the center by the opposition leaders also continued regarding this matter. Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that if the Prime Minister Narendra Modi could not go to Manipur, so he should have called a meeting and reviewed the situation in Manipur. For the first time I have seen that a Prime Minister is visiting Karnataka, Rajasthan and other places for elections but not Manipur. They have a government in Manipur, imagine what they would have said if the Congress was in power there. 

9. After the video incident, another case of alleged gang rape and murder of two tribal women has come to the fore in the state. The victim’s mother alleged that on May 4, 100 to 200 unidentified men belonging to the majority community allegedly raped her daughter and her friend, besides torturing them and brutally killing them. The two girls worked at a car cleaning shop and Infa L lived in a rented house in Konung Mamang in the east.

10. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said that we respect all women, their dignity and whoever is harming the dignity of women in our country will never be spared. They will be punished severely. Over 160 people have died in Manipur since ethnic violence broke out on May 3. 

(also input from PTI)

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