The Indian state of Manipur is once again a hot country after the President's rule, which is indefinitely on strike from Sunday (March 9) in the tribal hilly areas.
The violence that has spread in the state of the state has led to a clash between the police and Kuki protesters in Kangpokopi district, including at least 40 people, including policemen and several women, including the Times of India.
Deployed in violence-prone areas to control the situation At least 17 people from various armed groups have been arrested in the 48-hour operation.
It is noted that after the resignation of Chief Minister Biren Singh last month, President's rule was imposed in Manipur. The state administration passed into the hands of the Center, which has been a hot eastern state for the past one and a half years, and at least 25 people have lost their lives.
