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4 police commandos and 3 BSF jawans have reportedly been injured in an attack by militants in Manipur's Moreh

BSF jawan, 4 police commandos injured in attack by militants in Manipur: reports

7 security personnel injured in attack by militants in Manipur
Reports: 4 police commandos, 3 BSF jawans injured
Reports: militant attack in Manipur's Moreh

4 police commandos and a BSF jawans have reportedly been injured in an attack by militants in Manipur's Moreh

4 police commandos and a BSF jawan were injured in an attack by militants on Tuesday in Manipur's Moreh.&nbsp;
According to reports, the militants attacked the security personnel during a search operation.&nbsp;
&nbsp;The gunfight comes after 4 people were shot dead in Thoubal district on January 1 by unidentified assailants.&nbsp;
Moreh town near the India-Myanmar border has been witnessing gunfights between security forces and militants since December 30 last year.
Chief Minister N Biren Singh had recently expressed concern over the attacks on state forces and termed these as a "serious national security threat" and "an attempt to destabilise Manipur".
Singh had also said a delegation would soon leave for Delhi to meet representatives of the Centre and apprise them of the developing situation.

The women took away the letter from two Manipur ministers who came out of the chief minister's house with it. 

Manipur unrest: moment when supporters tore CM Biren Singh's resignation letter | Watch

Hundreds of supporters gathered outside Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's house and stopped him from resigning amid ethnic violence in the state. 

The women took away the letter from two Manipur ministers who came out of the chief minister's house with it.&nbsp;

Hundreds of supporters gathered outside Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh's house and stopped him from resigning amid ethnic violence in the state. Biren Singh was scheduled to meet the Governor on Friday but his convoy was stopped by a large crowd of women who also reportedly tore his resignation letter. The women took away the letter from two Manipur ministers who came out of the chief minister's house with it.&nbsp;
A video of the women tearing the letter has emerged on social media. A torn image of the resignation letter is also doing the rounds.&nbsp;

Internet shutdowns globally reached a record high in 2022

Internet Shutdowns in Manipur, Punjab: $1.9 bn loss in Indian economy, says report 

Internet shutdowns globally reached a record high in 2022

Recent internet shutdowns in Manipur and Punjab cost the Indian economy an estimated $1.9 billion, a loss of nearly $118 million in foreign investment and nearly 21,268 job losses, a report showed on Thursday.
India's regular use of internet shutdowns as a tool to maintain public order gives India a shutdown risk of 16 per cent so far this year, one of the highest in the world as of 2023, according to the NetLoss calculator, a new tool by non-profit organisation The Internet Society.
Hosted on the Internet Society&rsquo;s Pulse Platform, the tool measures the economic impact of Internet shutdowns around the world.
Shutdowns are extremely disruptive to economic activity: they halt e-commerce, generate losses in time-sensitive transactions, increase unemployment, interrupt business-customer communications, and create financial and reputational risks for companies. Manipur violence
Clashes first broke out on May 3 after a 'Tribal Solidarity March' was organised in the hill districts to protest against the Meitei community's demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status.
Meiteis account for about 53 per cent of Manipur's population and live mostly in the Imphal Valley. Tribals -- Nagas and Kukis -- constitute another 40 per cent of the population and reside in the hill districts. 
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