The National People’s Party (NPP) led by Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma&nbsp;has withdrawn its support to the BJP-led government in Manipur. NPP President Sangma wrote to BJP national president JP Nadda informing him of the decision.

In a formal letter, the NPP criticised the leadership of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh, accusing his government of failing to address the ongoing crisis in the state, particularly after a recent surge in violence.

“We strongly feel that the Manipur State Government under the leadership of Shri Biren Singh has completely failed to resolve the crisis and restore normalcy,” the letter stated.

"Keeping the current situation in mind, the National People's Party has decided to withdraw its support to the Biren Singh-led Government in the State of Manipur, with immediate effect," the party added.

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The BJP has a clear majority with 37 MLAs in the 60-member Manipur Assembly and is supported by allies including the Naga People’s Front (NPF) with five MLAs, one MLA from the JD(U), and three Independents. The NPP, which has seven MLAs, was part of this coalition until its recent withdrawal.

<h2>Amit Shah reviews Manipur security</h2>

Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reviewed the security situation in Manipur following fresh incidents of violence. Reports suggest that he held a meeting with senior officials in Delhi and is scheduled to have a more detailed discussion on Monday (Nov. 18)&nbsp;at 12:00 PM.

The situation in Manipur deteriorated after the discovery of six bodies in Jiribam, reportedly kidnapped and killed by Kuki militants. Protests erupted in the Valley districts, prompting authorities to impose curfews in Imphal West and East. Internet services were also suspended in seven districts. The unrest led to mobs attacking and vandalising the homes of several MLAs, further worsening the situation.

So far, police in Manipur arrested 23 people for vandalising and setting fire to the homes of lawmakers and ministers on Sunday (Nov. 17). Meanwhile, hundreds of people protested against recent violent killings, ignoring the curfew. This was the second day of unrest, leading to a tense situation in Imphal, the state capital.

(With inputs from agencies)

The National People’s Party (NPP) led by Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma has withdrawn its support to the BJP-led government in Manipur. NPP President Sangma wrote to BJP national president JP Nadda informing him of the decision.

The National People’s Party (NPP) led by Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma has withdrawn its support to the BJP-led government in Manipur. NPP President Sangma wrote to BJP national president JP Nadda informing him of the decision. In a formal letter, the NPP criticised the leadership of Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh, accusing his government of failing to address the ongoing crisis in the state, particularly after a recent surge in violence. “We strongly feel that the Manipur State Government under the leadership of Shri Biren Singh has completely failed to resolve the crisis and restore normalcy,” the letter stated. "Keeping the current situation in mind, the National People's Party has decided to withdraw its support to the Biren Singh-led Government in the State of Manipur, with immediate effect," the party added. Also read: Delhi Minister Kailash Gahlot quits post and party; slams AAP leadership The BJP has a clear majority with 37 MLAs in the 60-member Manipur Assembly and is supported by allies including the Naga People’s Front (NPF) with five MLAs, one MLA from the JD(U), and three Independents. The NPP, which has seven MLAs, was part of this coalition until its recent withdrawal. Amit Shah reviews Manipur security Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reviewed the security situation in Manipur following fresh incidents of violence. Reports suggest that he held a meeting with senior officials in Delhi and is scheduled to have a more detailed discussion on Monday (Nov. 18) at 12:00 PM. The situation in Manipur deteriorated after the discovery of six bodies in Jiribam, reportedly kidnapped and killed by Kuki militants. Protests erupted in the Valley districts, prompting authorities to impose curfews in Imphal West and East. Internet services were also suspended in seven districts. The unrest led to mobs attacking and vandalising the homes of several MLAs, further worsening the situation. So far, police in Manipur arrested 23 people for vandalising and setting fire to the homes of lawmakers and ministers on Sunday (Nov. 17). Meanwhile, hundreds of people protested against recent violent killings, ignoring the curfew. This was the second day of unrest, leading to a tense situation in Imphal, the state capital. (With inputs from agencies)

Manipur violence: Conrad Sangma’s NPP withdraws support from BJP govt; Amit Shah reviews security

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Manipur violence: Conrad Sangma’s NPP withdraws support from BJP govt; Amit Shah reviews security