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Fresh protest rocks Imphal as people displaced by violence raise voice, police fire tear gas

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Updated At : 07:47 PM Aug 25, 2024 IST

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#Manipur #Imphal #Kuki Fresh protest rocks Imphal as people displaced by violence raise voice, police fire tear ga A massive rally was taken out by people displaced by violence in Manipur’s Imphal. Unhappy by the state government, the protesters marched on streets to raise their concerns. A large contingent of police and CRPF was deployed. The security forces fired tear gas shells as protest turned violent. #Manipur #ManipurViolence #Imphal #Kuki #Meitei

 

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