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Center Owned by EastMojo‘Enough is enough’: Indigenous communities in Manipur demand end to ‘proxy war’
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The Hindu reports that a Bengal chief minister claimed the Election Commission and the centre are working to drive out infiltrators, while Mamata Banerjee and Rahul Gandhi are allegedly fighting to keep them in India, according to Mr. Adhikari. In response, ABP Live notes that the BJP has launched a “Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy” march in Uttar Pradesh, following similar marches in Haryana and Maharashtra, to counter opposition allegations about the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls.
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Imphal: All roads led to Tiddim ground in Imphal on Saturday as thousands of indigenous communities of Manipur joined the mega rally expressing their resentment and frustration over the Government of India’s failure to solve the prolonged conflict in the state. This marks one of the biggest…
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Imphal: All roads led to Tiddim ground in Imphal on Saturday as thousands of indigenous communities of Manipur joined the mega rally expressing their resentment and frustration over the Government of India’s failure to solve the prolonged conflict in the state. This marks one of the biggest…
