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Normal life in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district was disrupted for a second consecutive day as markets and businesses remained closed. A tribal organisation observed a shutdown to protest what it described as the state government’s inaction in the killing of two Kuki youths. The bandh, reported on November 3 from Imphal, continued the previous day’s closure of commercial establishments, reflecting ongoing local unrest over the incident.
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Imphal: Normal life was affected in Manipur's Kangpokpi district for the second successive day on Tuesday with the closure of markets and business establishments, as a tribal organisation observed a shutdown to protest against alleged state government's inaction in the killing of two youths. Several…
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Normal life was affected in Manipur's Kangpokpi district for the second successive day on Tuesday with the closure of markets and business establishments, as a tribal organisation observed a shutdown to protest against alleged state government's inaction in the killing of two youths. Several goods…
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Imphal, Nov 3 (PTI) Normal life was affected in Manipur's Kangpokpi district for the second successive day on Tuesday with the closure of markets and business establishments, as a tribal organisation observed a shutdown to protest against alleged state government's inaction in the killing of two…
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Imphal: Normal life was affected in Manipur's Kangpokpi district for the second successive day on Tuesday with the closure of markets and business establishments, as a tribal organisation observed a shutdown to protest against alleged state government's inaction in the killing of two youths. Several…
