Manipur violence: Amit Shah called an all-party meeting on June 24, opposition parties were continuously demanding

All Party Meeting on Manipur Violence: The central government has called an all-party meeting on June 24 to discuss the situation in Manipur. The spokesperson of the Ministry of Home Affairs gave information about the meeting by tweeting from the official handle on Wednesday (June 21).

It was told in the tweet, “Union Home Minister Amit Shah has called an all-party meeting in New Delhi on June 24 at 3 pm to discuss the situation in Manipur.” Efforts are being made to restore peace in Manipur for almost 50 days. Are. The incidents of violence are not stopping.

Union Home Minister Mr. @AmitShah has convened an all party meeting on 24th June at 3 PM in New Delhi to discuss the situation in Manipur.@PIB_India @DDNewslive @airnewsalerts

— Spokesperson, Ministry of Home Affairs (@PIBHomeAffairs) June 21, 2023

Opposition parties were demanding an all-party meeting

Opposition parties were constantly demanding an all-party meeting from the government to discuss the situation in Manipur. On June 16, Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal had targeted the Center by tweeting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi BJP should immediately call an all-party meeting because the country is demanding answers.

Earlier on June 15, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi also targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi by tweeting on the situation in Manipur. He accused PM Modi of keeping silence, and also said that an all-party delegation should be sent to restore peace in Manipur.

Sonia Gandhi reacted on the issue of violence

On Wednesday, Congress Parliamentary Party President Sonia Gandhi also wished for peace and peace while reacting to the situation in Manipur. He said that the unprecedented violence that destroyed the lives of people has left a deep wound on the conscience of the country. He expressed confidence that together we will overcome this difficult time.

NCP Chief Sharad Pawar said this

NCP chief Sharad Pawar also surrounded the Center on the Manipur violence case on Wednesday. He accused the government of not using resources to stop the violence and not taking time to consider the current situation. Pawar even said that the Prime Minister can go wherever he wants but first the internal situation should be dealt with.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee attacked the Center

On June 15, a mob vandalized and torched the residence of Union Minister of State for External Affairs RK Ranjan Singh in Imphal. The next day (on June 16), West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee targeted the Center over the incident. He had said that the Central Force was deployed in the state but the minister’s house was burnt.

Clashes started a month and a half ago

Violence broke out between the Meitei and Kuki communities about a month and a half ago. Scheduled Tribe status is being demanded by the Meitei community. On May 3, a tribal solidarity march was taken out in the hill districts of the state to protest against this demand of the Meitei community, after which the clashes started. More than 100 people have lost their lives in the violence.

Explosion in SUV in Kwakata area

In a latest incident, an SUV parked on a culvert exploded in Kwakata area of ​​Manipur’s Bishnupur district on Wednesday. Three people standing nearby were injured. News agency PTI gave information about this blast by quoting sources. suspected that After the driver got down from the car, the bomb exploded inside. to the wounded admitted to the district hospital in Bishnupur, where Only one has been described as serious.

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