Bharat Express

Manipur

Maliwal, who is visiting the northeastern state since Sunday, claimed that the families of the two women who were shown being paraded naked in a viral video told her that nobody from the government had met them.

As Meiteis leave Mizoram, tension extends to neighbouring northeastern states. The other nine villages in the block have all been completely destroyed, leaving only Maphou village standing.

Maliwal said in a tweet on Sunday that she had written to N Biren Singh, the chief minister of Manipur, requesting an urgent meeting with him during her visit.

The last 24 hours have seen continued tension and unpredictability in the State. Numerous locations witnessed peaceful protests, dharnas, and peace rallies.

On Wednesday, the video of this incident, which involved Kuki women and occurred on May 4, came to light, and as a result, it began to receive criticism around the nation. People are outraged over this act of violence against women and began calling for the government to take quick action.

Manipur police have registered approximately 6,000 cases. The majority of these cases, about 70, are murder-related, with many filed against unknown individuals.

A mob comprised of the majority of women went on to burn the house of the accused. The accused is identified as Huirem Herodas Meitei. Video of the incident has surfaced over the internet.

The police reported that between 800 and 1,000 people invaded B. Phainom village with high-tech weapons, causing significant damage and looting.

The National Commission for Women has taken suo moto cognizance and asked State Police to take quick action.

There were 12 teams who were actively engaged in the search for the people who executed this heinous crime.  The search team started working as soon as the video of the accused went viral.