Amit Shah Came Into Action Regarding Manipur Violence, Series Of Meetings Continues

Amit Shah came into action regarding Manipur violence, series of meetings continues; All party meetings convened at CM’s residence.

Amit Shah, who reached Imphal on Monday on a three-day visit to Manipur, has held several meetings so far.

Union Minister Amit Shah has held an all-party meeting in Imphal in an effort to bring peace and normalcy to Manipur. This all-party meeting has taken place at the Chief Minister’s residence.

At least 75 people have been killed and 300 others injured in ethnic violence in Manipur since May 3. Earlier, Amit Shah had also met Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uike on Monday.

Shah also held a meeting with Chief Minister N Biren Singh and state ministers, senior leaders, and officials to restore normalcy in the state.

The Center and the Manipur state government have also decided to give a compensation of Rs 10 lakh each to those who died during the ethnic conflict in Manipur.

Amit Shah came into action regarding Manipur violence: A job will also be given to a family member of those killed in the riots.

Officials said the compensation amount would be borne equally by the Center and the state.

This decision was taken in the meeting between Amit Shah and CM N Biren Singh on Monday.

Pakistan News: Imran Khan appeared in an anti-terrorism court amid tight security, and filed bail bonds in four cases.

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday appeared before an anti-terrorism court in four cases, including the attack on the Lahore Corp Commander House, and submitted his anticipatory bail bond till June 2.

Khan appeared before Judge Ijaz Ahmed Buttar of ATC Lahore and deposited a bail amount of PKR 1 lakh each in four terrorism cases in which he was already granted bail from arrest till June 2, a court official said.

Lawyers waved slogans in support of Imran Khan.

When Khan, the 70-year-old chairman of Pakistan’s Tehreek-e-Insaf party, appeared in court under tight security, a group of lawyers chanted slogans in support of him