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Manipur: Protesters clash with police during march to CM's residence
- On Saturday, the Imphal Valley-based Meitei organization, the Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity , led a rally near Kangla demanding action against militant attacks on civilians.
- COCOMI recently announced a boycott of the ruling BJP, setting April 25 as the deadline for the government to arrest those responsible for a bomb attack in Bishnupur that killed two children.
- Authorities later allowed COCOMI leaders to meet the Chief Minister, where they submitted a memorandum demanding an end to the "proxy war" and a judicial probe into a firing incident.
- Meanwhile, two people were injured when a Casspir vehicle rammed through barricades set up by locals at Talui village in the Naga-majority Ukhrul district.
- The Working Committee of Tangkhul Naga Long reported one injured villager remains in critical condition amid ongoing Kuki-Naga violence in Ukhrul.
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Manipur Violence: Tensions Rise As COCOMI Protest Turns Violent, Police Use Tear Gas To Stop March To CM
Violence erupts in Imphal as COCOMI protest turns tense, police use tear gas after march towards CM’s residence; protesters demand justice, peace, and action on recent killings.
·India
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Thousands of protesters clash with police during march to Manipur CM’s residence - The Tribune
The agitators raised slogans and held placards demanding justice for two children killed in a recent bomb blast in Bishnupur district and rehabilitation of the internally displaced persons affected by the ethnic conflict.
·Chandigarh, India
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right4Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left, 44% Right
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- 45% of the sources lean Left, 44% of the sources lean Right
45% Left
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R 44%
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