First Meeting of House Committee to Detect Illegal Immigrants in Manipur Soon: Committee Chair Awangbow Newmai
First Published: 10th August, 2024 20:39 IST
The House Committee set up by Manipur Assembly will investigate the "influx of illegal immigrants and unnatural growth of new villages" in Manipur
Manipur Water Resource Minister Awangbow Newmai who is heading the House Committee set up by the state Assembly to detect and deport illegal immigrants in Manipur today said that the first meeting of the Committee would be held soon.
It is after the meeting that the 12-member committee will decide on the steps to be taken to detect and then deport illegal migrants living in Manipur.
Speaking to Northeast Live on the sidelines of Har Ghar Tiranga event in Imphal today, New mai said, “We will first have the meeting soon. Once the meeting is held, we will decide how to go about the issue.
There is an abnormal growth in population after the problems in Myanmar. The Assembly formed the House Committee to look into it”.
The Manipur Assembly had on August 6 resolved to form a House Committee to investigate the “influx of illegal immigrants and unnatural growth of new villages” in Manipur.
The inquiry committee was established with the consensus of the House under Rule 305A (1) of the Assembly’s Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business.
Other members of the committee are Minister of Tribal Affairs and Hills Minister, Letpao Haokip, Minister of Public Health Engineering Department, Consumer Affairs L Susindro, Education Minister Th. Basanta Kumar, MLA Letpao Haokip MLA Dinganglung Gangmei, MLA K. Meghachandra, MLA Th. Lokeshwar, MLA Abdul Nasir, MLA Leishiyo Keishing, MLA Surjakumar Okram, MLA K. Ibomcha, and MLA Th. Shanti.
It needs to be mentioned here that Letpao Haokip has objected to him being included in the House Committee without his knowledge or consent.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Guwahati India’s Fastest-Growing Tourist Destination for International Travellers: Agoda Report
11th January 2025
Live Tragic: 3 Dead, 10 Injured in Assam’s Kaliabor Road Accident
11th January 2025
Live Assam Reports First HMPV Case, 10-Month-Old Child Tests Positive in Dibrugarh
11th January 2025
Live Brazil Issues 72-Hour Deadline to Meta Over Fact-Checking Practices
11th January 2025
WE RECOMMEND
Manipur CM Biren Singh Distributes PMKVY Certificates to IDPs, Announces Mushroom Shed Initiative
CM Biren announced plans to build mushroom sheds for them in the relief camps
10th January 2025
109 Acres of Poppy Cultivation Destroyed in Just 2 Days, 12 Huts Burned Down in Phalee Hill Range
12 huts associated with the illegal activity were burned down. An FIR has been registered, and further investigations are underway.
10th January 2025
Manipur CM N Biren Singh Refutes Concerns Raised by MCPCR Over Rising Suicides in Relief Camps
The team raised concerns about the prolonged stay of camp residents, with some enduring over 19 months of displacement.
09th January 2025
Manipur: Meitei and Meitei Pangal Community Leaders Seek Harmony in Troubletorn State
Rajya Sabha MP Maharaja Sanajaoba Leishemba, who organised the meeting at Sana Konung, said both groups agreed to work towards peace.
09th January 2025
Manipur: Child Protection Commission Flags Alarming Rise in Suicides at Relief Camps
The Manipur Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MCPCR) has expressed concern over rising cases of suicides in Manipur relief camps.
09th January 2025