I have just spoken the truth, I apologize if it hurts you, my BJP colleagues, you don't have to fear me today, says Rahul Gandhi while addressing the Lok Sabha. Within few days my arrogance went away with the journey, I had this fear in me that would I be able to walk, but few instances gave me the motivation. Last year for 130 days I travelled from one corner of the country to the other corner. Many people asked me during my journey that why are you walking? What's your aim? At the beginning I didn't had any answer to this, I wanted to see India, wanted to meet people, wanted to be with them, but didn't know what I wanted to do next.

No-confidence motion: You want to burn whole India, says Rahul Gandhi in Lok Sabha

I have just spoken the truth, I apologize if it hurts you, my BJP colleagues, you don't have to fear me today, says Rahul Gandhi while addressing the Lok Sabha. I'm talking about the killing of my mother in Manipur, Manipur is my second mother. Each day you're letting violence, you're killing my mother. Indian Armed Forces can bring peace in Manipur within one day, but you're not doing it because you want to kill Bharat Mata in Manipur. Our PM doesn't listen to the voice of our people, our PM listens to only two people - Amit Shah & Adani. You are throwing kerosene in the entire nation, first you did so in Manipur and now you're doing it in Haryana.

PM Modi thinks Manipur is not in India, says Rahul Gandhi while addressing the Lok Sabha

No-Confidence Motion: Not going to focus on Adani today, BJP should not fear: Rahul Gandhi

The opposition parties, who have united to create the INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) front, are considering introducing a no-confidence vote in the Lok Sabha against the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led administration. The INDIA alliance's action is perceived as a tactic to pressure Prime Minister Narendra Modi into speaking on the floor of the House during the current monsoon session of Parliament on the violence in Manipur.

No-confidence vote in parliament today: Opposition vs govt over Manipur ethnic strife

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India's Supreme Court resumed hearing pleas related to the ongoing ethnic clashes in Manipur earlier this afternoon. In its efforts to restore a sense of confidence in the rule of law in the state, the Chief Justice-headed bench has decided to constitute a three-committee bench of three High Court judges.

Manipur Violence: Three-member judges' committee to look after relief and remedy measures

The Manipur Government has suspended five police personnel over the May 4 incident in which two women were allegedly stripped and paraded by a mob in Thoubal district of the state that has been witnessing ethnic violence for the past three months, officials said today.

5 cops suspended over sexual assault on 2 Manipur women; more forces sent

As India's Northeastern state Manipur sinks deeper into ethnic violence, the nation's top court on Monday (Aug 7) announced that a committee will be set up to look into the relief and rehabilitation of those affected.

Manipur violence: CBI to investigate some cases, SC sets up panel of 3 former women HC judges

Manipur violence: India top court sets up 3-member committee, SC hears violence pleas

A fresh incident of arson was reported in the Langol area of Manipur on Saturday. Incidents of arson were carried out by some miscreants, resulting in several houses being burnt.

Manipur: Army says insurgent-held after fresh violence, ammunition seized

The situation continues to be tense in the northeastern state of India in Manipur. The Army has launched multiple operations in the Imphal Valley. In fresh violence, 15 houses were set on fire in Imphal. The incident occurred on Saturday.

Manipur: Army launches operation after fresh violence

The Kuki People's Alliance (KPA), which is a partner of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) in India, withdrew support from the N. Biren Singh-led government in the violence-hit Northeastern state of Manipur on Sunday (August 6).

India: NDA's ally KPA withdraws support from Biren Singh's govt in Manipur

Manipur Police on Sunday (August 6) issued a statement clarifying on reports highlighting the looting of arms and ammunition from different police stations and armouries in the valley districts of the violence-hit state.

Manipur violence: Police issue clarifying statement on looting of weapons

In new acts of violence reported late on Friday in Manipur's Bishnupur district, at least three persons died. The Meitei village in the Kwakta region is said to be the home of the deceased. In the recent violent occurrences, numerous Kuki community homes were also destroyed by fire.

Manipur: 3 killed in fresh violence in Manipur, houses burnt

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: In new acts of violence reported late on Friday in Manipur's Bishnupur district, at least three persons died. The Meitei village in the Kwakta region is said to be the home of the deceased. In the recent violent occurrences, numerous Kuki community homes were also destroyed by fire.

Manipur violence: A fresh state of violence kills three in the northeastern state

Fresh violence broke out in Manipur's Bishnupur district late last night killing at least three people, said officials on Saturday (August 5). Manipur police had said earlier on Thursday that tension was prevailing in Manipur and situation was not back to normal.

Manipur: Fresh violence breaks out, at least 3 killed

Manipur: Fresh spate of violence in the state, three killed and several houses burnt

A police personnel was killed, and an armoury was looted in two separate incidents in violence-hit Manipur on Thursday (August 3), Indian media reports said. Citing an official statement, NDTV reported that armed attackers and security forces exchanged fire Koutruk, Haraothel, and Senjam Chirang areas.

Manipur violence: Cop killed, armoury looted in separate incidents in Indian state

The situation remains volatile in the Indian Northeastern State of Manipur. In a fresh incident of violence, one Security personnel has been killed after a mob looted arms and ammunition from a police station.

Manipur Violence: Mob steals weapons, clash with Police in Indian state

In the Indian North Eastern State of Manipur, a fresh incident of violence has been unleashed. A security personnel has been killed after more polluted arms and ammunition from a police station. According to the Manipur police, the mob stormed the police Outpost in Manipur's Bishnupur District.

Manipur: Police officer killed in clashes

In India’s conflict-torn Manipur, a curfew has been re-imposed in several districts following reports of fresh tensions in the state. This, as the govt and opposition try to end the logjam in parliament, hints at a middle ground for discussions on Manipur.

Opposition, govt hint at middle ground on Manipur as the state witnesses fresh tensions

The mass burial of victims from one of the groups involved in Manipur violence has been put on a hold.

Manipur violence: Mass burial delayed by five days, government to allocate land for burial

Manipur High Court on August 3 directed the authorities to ensure the maintenance of status quo at the proposed burial site for the members of a community who were killed in ethnic violence at Churachandpur district, about 60 km south of capital Imphal.

Manipur violence: High Court directs authorities to maintain status quo at proposed mass burial site

On Tuesday (August 1), the Supreme Court of India pulled up the Manipur administration, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), for “an absolute breakdown of constitutional machinery” in the northeastern state in the past two months.

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