1. Section 144 was extended for two months in Manipur’s Churachandpur district.
2. The decision follows clashes and sporadic violence on December 18.
3. Aimed at maintaining public order and ensuring citizen safety in the area.
Imphal, Dec 19: Following fresh violence in Manipur’s Churachandpur district, the state government has decided to extend the imposition of Section 144 for an additional two months.
This move was prompted by clashes between two groups of individuals and instances of sporadic violence reported in various town areas, notably at Thingkangphai village on December 18.
Responding to the unrest, local authorities promptly enforced Section 144, a measure designed to prohibit the assembly of four or more people. The intention is to prevent further disturbances and curb the spread of misinformation in the affected areas.
In the wake of the incidents, the extension of Section 144 demonstrates the government’s commitment to restoring peace and preventing any potential untoward incidents. The implementation of such measures is crucial in maintaining public order and ensuring the safety of citizens in the affected region.
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As the district grapples with the aftermath of the violence and continues to deal with ongoing socio-political issues, the extended imposition of Section 144 serves as a reminder of the delicate balance that must be struck between addressing community concerns and maintaining law and order.
This decision underscores the government’s dedication to creating an environment of stability and security for the residents of Churachandpur district. The ongoing vigilance and enforcement of Section 144 aim to create a conducive atmosphere for dialogue and resolution, fostering a sense of normalcy while addressing the complex challenges faced by the community.
