Scuffle Erupts as Protesters Forcefully Try to Enter Manipur CM's Residence Over Govt's Stand on NRC
Scuffle Erupts as Protesters Forcefully Try to Enter Manipur CM's Residence Over Govt's Stand on NRC
- India News
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Imphal: A scuffle broke out between protesters and security personnel on Sunday after a forced attempt to enter Manipur chief minister Y Khemchand Singh's official residence over an NRC (National Register of Citizens) update with 1951 as the base year, according to reports.
A row over the government's stance on the NRC update led protesters to plan a march to the chief minister's residence to seek clarity on the matter. They aimed to put pressure on the government to end the confusion around NRC and census.
The protesters (including students and civil society organisations) are reportedly demanding an NRC update before the census is carried out in the state so that legal residents can be separated from illegal immigrants before any population count.
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The central government has deferred the census exercise in the state amid these widespread protests, as per reports.
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