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SHAH HOLDS KEY MEET AS MANIPUR SIMMERS
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|November 18, 2024
Cancels Maha poll rallies, rushes to Delhi to hold high-level meeting

UNION Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday cancelled his campaign in poll-bound Maharashtra and rushed to Delhi to hold a high-level review meeting on the fresh violence in Manipur. Sources said Shah sat down with senior officials to take stock of the situation, and directed them to take all possible measures to bring back normalcy in the strife-torn state.
It is learnt that Shah has called another meeting on Monday for a detailed discussion on the state's law and order situation.
Meanwhile, the director-general of the Central Reserve Police Force, Anish Dayal, was sent to Imphal to assess the security situation in the state, which has been witnessing intermittent violent incidents since May 2023 following the ethnic clashes between Meitei and Kuki communities.
Tensions escalated in Manipur on Saturday following the recovery of the bodies of six individuals, who were reportedly abducted and killed by militants in Jiribam.
This story is from the November 18, 2024 edition of The New Indian Express Bengaluru.
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