Manipur protests intensify over killing of 10 ‘militants’ | India Information

GUWAHATI: The backlash towards CRPF and Manipur police over the November 11 Jiribam gunfight wherein 10 “armed militants” died spilled over to Churachandpur Friday – marked by avenue protests, petitions to Union residence minister Amit Shah and the Nationwide Human Rights Fee (NHRC), and a marketing campaign for a judicial inquiry.
A whole lot of protesters joined the Kuki Ladies Organisation for Human Rights in an indication on the Koite playground within the district headquarters from 11am, screaming slogans towards CRPF and holding placards demanding justice for the households of the slain males.
Kuki-Zo civil teams say the deceased had been tribal “volunteers” safeguarding their villages and civilians from assaults by valley-based intruders, a few of whom allegedly raped and inflicted “third-degree” torture on a 31-year-old mom of three earlier than burning her to loss of life at Zairawn in Jiribam on November 7.
Kuki College students’ Organisation (KSO) vice chairman Minlal Gangte urged the gathering to commit themselves to the search for justice in entrance of the “Wall of Remembrance”, a memorial to individuals from the tribal group who died within the ethnic violence since Could 2023.
Memorandums addressed to NHRC and residential minister Shah had been handed to the extra deputy commissioner Seiminthang Lenthang.
Within the Imphal valley, there have been protests over the suspected abduction of three girls and as many kids reported lacking from a shelter for displaced individuals in Jiribam.