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Former CM N. Biren Singh warns of undocumented immigrants threatening Manipur's identity, highlighting government actions.

Manipur Immigrant Influx and Identity Threat

Ex-CM N. Biren Singh highlights threat of undocumented immigrant influx to Manipur's indigenous identity, noting government actions.

Former CM N. Biren Singh addresses undocumented immigrant influx, straining Manipur's indigenous identity.

Former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh has said the &ldquo;unregulated influx of undocumented immigrants&rdquo; led to unprecedented rise of new settlements and villages in the state, threatening the identity and existence of indigenous people.
In a letter to Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla on Tuesday evening, Singh said the BJP-led government in Manipur has conducted verification drives, identified undocumented settlements, detained or deported hundreds of illegal immigrants since 2017.
"The formation of a cabinet sub-committee, use of modern technology, satellite mapping, and grassroots intelligence networks have strengthened these efforts," he said.
Singh said that 5,457 illegal immigrants have been detected, mostly from Myanmar, after the formation of a three-member cabinet sub-committee in 2023.
"Unregulated influx of undocumented immigrants have led to unprecedented rise of new settlements and villages, especially in tribal and forested areas and encroachment in reserved forests lands, and rise in identity-based tensions and unrests as these illegal immigrants are well armed and funded by poppy/drugs cartel," the former CM said in the letter.
It has also put pressure on public services including education, housing and healthcare, he said.
"Historically, military coups in Myanmar have triggered significant cross-border movement into Indian territory, especially in Manipur, due to the porous border of 398 km," he said.
Singh said the presence of illegal immigrants from Myanmar and Bangladesh has led to large-scale poppy cultivation in the hill areas of the state.
Between 2017 and 2023, more than 15,715 acres of illegal poppy cultivation have been destroyed, he stated.
&ldquo;The significant increase in drug seizures and intensified crackdown on drug cartels have disrupted the operations of armed groups based in Myanmar and operating in Manipur, leading to a surge in riots and unrest within the state, as they seek to resist the stringent measures of the BJP-led government,&rdquo; Singh added.

A mob tried to attack Manipur CM's ancestral house in Imphal on Thursday nighr but security forces foiled the attempt

Anti-govt protesters try to attack Manipur CM's ancestral house, security forces foil attempt

Mob targets Manipur CM's personal house in Imphal: Indian Express
500-600 people tried to storm Biren Singh's house: Indian Express
Security forces foiled mob's attack attempt: Indian Express

Anti-govt protesters tried to attack Manipur CM's ancestral house in Imphal on Thursday night but security forces foiled the attempt

A mob tried to attack Chief Minister N Biren Singh&rsquo;s empty ancestral house on Thursday night, despite a security clampdown and curfew in the Imphal valley.
Security forces, however, were successful in foiling the attempt after firing in the air.
Singh lives in a separate, well-guarded official residence in the centre of the state&rsquo;s capital.
&ldquo;There was an attempt to attack the chief minister&rsquo;s ancestral house at Heingang locality in Imphal. Security forces stopped the mob around 100-150 metres away from the house,&rdquo; a police officer said.
Nobody stays in the house now though it too is guarded round the clock, the officer said.
The police officer said, &ldquo;Two groups of people came from different directions and approached the CM&rsquo;s ancestral residence but they were stopped.&rdquo; Several rounds of tear gas shells were fired by RAF and state police personnel to disperse the mob.
The authorities switched off the electricity connection in the entire area to help reduce the visibility of the protestors. More barricades were added to the previous ones near the house.
The protestors also burnt tyres in the middle of the nearby road.
Ambulances were seen advancing near the spot but till now there is no report of injury to any side.
The incident occurred amid violent protests by students over the death of two youths in Manipur rocked the state capital on Tuesday and Wednesday.
A mob vandalised the deputy commissioner's office in Imphal West district and torched two four-wheelers in the early hours of Thursday.
Curfew was re-imposed in the two districts -- Imphal East and West &ndash; on Wednesday as the security forces combatted the violent protests, which saw 65 demonstrators being injured since Tuesday.
A fresh bout of violence broke out in the state capital on Tuesday, a day after photos of the bodies of two youths - a man and a girl - who went missing in July went viral on social media.
Earlier, houses of several ministers were attacked in Manipur which has been witnessing ethnic strife for nearly five months.

“We have lived as one and will continue living as one... districts were created just for administrative conveniences,” Singh said.

Schools to reopen in Manipur for classes 1 to 8 on July 5: CM N Biren Singh

&ldquo;We have lived as one and will continue living as one... districts were created just for administrative conveniences,&rdquo; Singh said.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Monday said that schools for classes 1 to 8 will start from July 5, after being shut since ethnic clashes began in the first week of May.
Bunkers set up along the hill and valley districts of the ethnic strife-torn state would be removed while additional state forces have been mobilised to provide security to both Meitei and Kuki farmers so that agricultural activities can start, he told a press conference.
&ldquo;Schools for classes 1 to 8 will start from July 5,&rdquo; the chief minister said.
Educational institutes have been closed since ethnic strife began in the northeastern state on May 3.
The Army and other central forces have been deployed to bring peace in the northeastern state where violence between Meitei and Kuki communities continued for two months leaving over 100 people dead, many injured and a large number of houses and places of worship gutted.
&ldquo;We have lived as one and will continue living as one... districts were created just for administrative conveniences,&rdquo; Singh said.

Former Indian boxer Dingko&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;passed away at the age of 42 on Thursday after a prolonged illness. Singh&nbsp;who won the Asian Games in 1998 was suffering from liver cancer since 2017. the Padma Shree awardee&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19 last year but had recovered soundly.&nbsp;Manipur&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh Tweeted to pay his reverence to one of India's ace boxers. Calling him the most outstanding boxers Manipur&nbsp;ever produced, the CM tweeted, 'Shocked and deeply saddened by Shri&nbsp;N Dingko&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;demise'Dingko&nbsp;rose to fame after he ended India's 16-year long wait for an Asian Games victory. Dingko&nbsp;won gold in the bantamweight division in 2018 in Bangkok. Dingko&nbsp;was also conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award in 1998 and the Padma&nbsp;shri in 2013.&nbsp;

Dingko Singh, Asian Games gold medallist passes away at 42

Former Indian boxer Dingko&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;passed away at the age of 42 on Thursday after a prolonged illness. Singh&nbsp;who won the Asian Games in 1998 was suffering from liver cancer since 2017. the Padma Shree awardee&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19 last year but had recovered soundly.&nbsp; Manipur&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh Tweeted to pay his reverence to one of India's ace boxers. Calling him the most outstanding boxers Manipur&nbsp;ever produced, the CM tweeted, 'Shocked and deeply saddened by Shri&nbsp;N Dingko&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;demise' Dingko&nbsp;rose to fame after he ended India's 16-year long wait for an Asian Games victory. Dingko&nbsp;won gold in the bantamweight division in 2018 in Bangkok. Dingko&nbsp;was also conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award in 1998 and the Padma&nbsp;shri in 2013.&nbsp;

Dingko Singh, Asian Games gold medallist passes away at 42 'Shocked and deeply saddened'&nbsp;Manipur&nbsp;CM condoles Singh's&nbsp;demise
Dingko&nbsp;won Asian Games gold in in 2018 in Bangkok

Former Indian boxer Dingko&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;passed away at the age of 42 on Thursday after battling a prolonged illness. Singh&nbsp;who won Gold at the 1998 Asian Games was suffering from liver cancer since 2017. The Padma Shree awardee&nbsp;had also tested positive for Covid-19 last year but had recovered soundly.&nbsp;
Manipur&nbsp;CM Biren&nbsp;Singh Tweeted to pay his reverence to one of India's ace boxers. Calling him the most outstanding boxers Manipur&nbsp;ever produced, the CM tweeted, 'Shocked and deeply saddened by Shri&nbsp;N Dingko&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;demise'
Dingko&nbsp;rose to fame after he ended India's 16-year long wait for an Asian Games victory. Dingko&nbsp;won gold in the bantamweight division in 1998 in Bangkok. Dingko&nbsp;was also conferred the Arjuna&nbsp;Award in 1998 and the Padma&nbsp;Shri in 2013.&nbsp;

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