N. Biren Singh, CM, Manipur
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BJP has suffered a big setback in Manipur. In fact, in view of the violence, NPP has withdrawn support from the BJP led government. According to the information, NPP has also raised questions on the efforts of CM N Biren Singh to stop the ongoing violence in the state. The National People's Party has held the Bharatiya Janata Party government responsible for the long-running unrest in the state.
BJP government in the state will not be affected
At present, there is not going to be any significant impact on the BJP led government in Manipur even after taking the support of NPP, because BJP has 32 seats in the state with 60 assembly seats. In this way, BJP can run the government in the state without any support, because for majority, BJP does not need support from anyone. Talking about other parties, Naga People's Front has five seats, NPP seven, Janata Dal (U) six, independent candidates three, Congress has five seats and KPA has two seats in the assembly.
Home Minister called a meeting on Manipur
There have been intermittent reports of violence in Manipur for the last few days. Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has also held an important meeting with senior officers in the national capital today regarding the situation in Manipur. In this meeting, Amit Shah reviewed the security situation in Manipur, apart from this he will hold a detailed meeting on this issue tomorrow.
(This news is being updated)
