Political Turmoil: Manipur's Crisis Escalates Amidst Extended President's Rule
The Indian government seeks to extend President's Rule in Manipur for six more months beyond August 13, amid criticism of escalating violence. Debates in Parliament revealed deep divides, with the opposition condemning the government's management. The session adjourned following heated exchanges between treasury and opposition benches.
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The Indian government has moved a resolution to extend President's Rule in Manipur by an additional six months, a step that's met with scrutiny and opposition cries of mismanagement.
Minister of State for Home Affairs, Nityanand Rai, presented the resolution for discussion in the Lok Sabha, as Speaker Om Birla noted the previous approval's expiry on August 13.
Meanwhile, tensions ran high within Parliament, with Congress MP Anto Antony labeling the crisis as a 'manmade disaster.' The debate led to a temporary adjournment following clashes between opposing benches, highlighting the contentious nature of the state's unfolding crisis.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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