Saturday, September 21, 2024
spot_img

Manipur violence: Curfew relaxed in Churachandpur; Tharoor calls for President’s rule

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

Shillong, May 7: Chief Minister of Manipur N Biren Singh shared a notification stating that the curfew in the state’s violence hit Churachandpur district will be partially relaxed for three hours on Sunday morning to allow residents to shop for necessities like food and medicine.

The announcement stated that from 7 am to 10 am, the curfew imposed by section 144 of the CrPC would be removed. Curfew was relaxed earlier on Saturday as well, from 3 to 5 pm.

N Biren Singh tweeted on Saturday night, sharing a copy of the notification, “With the law and order situation improving in Churachandpur district and after talks were held between the state government and various stakeholders, I’m pleased to share that the curfew will be partially relaxed as per the details shared below.”

The notification read, “Subsequent relaxations shall be reviewed and notified based on assessment of the prevailing law and order situation.”

A curfew was initially imposed on May 3 after violent clashes broke out.

Meanwhile Congress leader Shashi Tharoor called for President’s rule in the state and said that people were feeling gross betrayed.

He Tweeted, “As the Manipur violence persists, all right-thinking Indians must ask themselves what happened to the much-vaunted good governance we had been promised”.

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

Assam threatens retaliation over demand for restrictions

From Our Special Correspondent GUWAHATI, Sep 20: The All Assam United Motor Transport Association (AAUMTA) has threatened to stop...

Pala backs probe against Dhar; silent on defamation notice

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Sep 20: Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee chief Vincent H Pala on Friday backed Leader of...

Congress unlikely to pull out of NPP-led KHADC alliance

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Sep 20: The state Congress may not pull out of the NPP-led Executive Committee in...

Cong slams Speaker’s decision to refer disqualification pleas to AG

By Our Reporter SHILLONG, Sep 20: The Meghalaya Congress on Friday slammed the decision of Assembly Speaker Thomas A...