Shutdown paralyzes normal life for second day in several parts of Manipur
First Published: 1st November, 2019 15:39 IST
Normal life remains paralyzed for the second day in many parts of Manipur including capital city Imphal, after the Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity extended its cease work protest by
Normal life remains paralyzed for the second day in many parts of Manipur including capital city Imphal, after the Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity extended its cease work protest by a day.
It may be mentioned that the COCOMI, which is a conglomerate of 5 Civil Society Organisations, have taken up a series of agitations in the wake of the growing apprehensions in the state over the outcome of the Naga peace deal.
Earlier, on Thursday UCM general secretary Khuraijam Athouba, informed that the COCOMI would extend its protest after the last leg of Naga peace talks reportedly concluded on a very positive note.
It may be mentioned that various groups and organisations are apprehensive of the fact that the final deal may harm the territorial integrity and interests of Manipur.
With protests continuing to rock Manipur, hundreds of protestors took to the streets at Thoubal late Thursday evening, as fears have escalated over the possible outcome of the peace deal.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Assam: AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal confident of winning from Dhubri LS seat for 4th straight term
07th May 2024Live Arunachal ST Welfare Society to investigate ST, PRC documents to non-Arunachal STs
07th May 2024Live Kaziranga National Park registers record breaking tourist footfalls at over 3 lakhs in 2023-24
07th May 2024Live Arunachal BJP expels 25 aspiring MLA candidates for contesting against party candidates
07th May 2024WE RECOMMEND
Bad weather in Manipur: All schools, colleges shut today and tomorrow
The decision was taken by the state government as a precautionary measure against the risks posed by the current weather conditions.
06th May 2024Birds dead, roofs punctured, trees uprooted, houses gone: Massive hailstorm destroys Manipur
Dozens of birds were seen lying dead on the streets due to the impact of the hailstorm.
05th May 2024Manipur battered by heavy rain and hailstorm, trail of destruction in as many as 13 districts
The Manipur Government has launched helpline numbers for 13 districts
05th May 2024877 square km of forest cover destroyed for poppy cultivation in Manipur in 34 years: CM N Biren Singh
CM N Biren Singh said that the state had a forest cover of 17,475 square kilometres in 1987, which had decreased to 16,598 square kilometres by 2021
05th May 2024ANSAM appeals all not to call for bandhs for smooth conduct of NEET entrance exams tomorrow
The apex Naga student body in Manipur has extended its best wishes to all the candidates and offered help to those finding difficulty in reaching their centres in the hill areas
04th May 2024