Mrityunjay Tiwari, the leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal, blasted the central government on Monday for the violence in Manipur, claiming that the state’s citizens should be given justice and that the prime minister seemed to have forgotten about Manipur while still having time to tour the globe.

“The way the Central Government has acted, it seems like the Prime Minister doesn’t even remember Manipur,” Tiwari told Media. Even the chief minister and all the other ministers feel insecure over there. In this case, it is reasonable for them to stop supporting. That regime ought to be overthrown. Why is the President’s Rule still not in effect there? If this is a “double-engine government,” why are concerns about law and order being raised? The BJP would have preached about it all day if similar instances had happened in other states.

He also emphasized how long it had taken to get the situation in Manipur under control.
“There are concerns expressed over the government. Regardless of the current administration, the people of Manipur are entitled to justice. A direct obligation falls on the Central Government. The RJD leader said that the prime minister had time to tour the globe but seemed to forget about Manipur.

Following the deaths of six individuals, the Manipur police on Sunday enforced a curfew in both Imphal districts. Additionally, the government blocked internet access in seven state districts.

Because of the current difficult situation here, the authorities have implemented a curfew in Imphal West and Imphal East.

Notably, three incidents involving violence against civilians that have disturbed public order in Manipur are being investigated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

The continuing agitation in Manipur, which has resulted in six fatalities, extensive community relocation, and the destruction of ancestral assets, has deeply alarmed the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC).

In order to restore peace and order, the NPCC recommended the Union government to act swiftly and forcefully. The committee also urged Manipur’s citizens to abstain from violence and cooperate in the pursuit of peace and unity.

23, members of the crowd implicated in the alleged “ransacking and arson of the houses,” were taken into custody by Manipur police officers on Sunday. These people were taken into custody in the state’s Imphal East, Imphal West, and Bishnupur districts. According to the authorities, they also found eight cell phones, seven rounds of SBBL, and one.32 handgun in their possession.

Last May 3, skirmishes at a rally organized by the All Tribals Students Union (ATSU) to protest against the demand for the inclusion of the Meitei group in the Scheduled Tribe category caused violence to break out in Manipur.