Manipur violence

A complaint has been filed against Prashant Bhushan by the father of the minor Dehraduni singer about whom he spread fake news, linking her to Manipur

Prashant Bhushan claimed that the girl was from Manipur. He also said that she belonged to one of the communities at the core of Manipur unrest and was singing with a Meiti man. The girl confirmed the false claim and said that she in the video is singing with her father.

In the current arms loot case, the FIR filed by the police said, "A large number of armed miscreants came in over 45-50 light vehicles and over 500 persons on foot. Together the mob stormed into the IRB armoury by overpowering the guards at the entry gate. They broke 2 doors and stormed into the armoury."

Badri Seshadri was arrested early Saturday from his Chennai home following his statements about the Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud in connection with the Manipur unrest.

A heated argument took place between the protesters and the police after they pelted stones at the police personnel and the vehicles that were crossing the area.

The former army chief also expressed his trust in the authorities taking measures to control the situation in Manipur as he urged people not to "second guess them."

The Centre's affidavit presented in court recommended that the trial should be conducted outside the Manipur state's jurisdiction to ensure fairness and impartiality.

Badri Seshadri was booked under Indian Penal Code Sections 153 (provocation), 153A (promoting enmity between different groups) and 505 (public mischief).

Heavily armed militants shielded by a mob started burning houses in Moreh, Manipur.

Sudipto Sen, the director of the recent box office success 'The Kerala Story' indicated on Wednesday, July 26 that he is not scared to make a film about the ongoing Manipur issue