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GUWAHATI: In a deeply disturbing incident that has rattled the entire nation, video footage emerged recently showing two women being paraded naked by a mob and subsequently subjected to gang-rape in the strife-torn region of Manipur. The incident, which occurred on May 4, during the ongoing Kuki-Meitei conflict, has sparked nationwide outrage and calls for severe punishment for the perpetrators on various social media platforms. The Indian Government responded to the situation, and the Centre has reportedly requested Twitter and other social media sites to remove the graphic video while the investigation is underway. As per reports, Union Minister Smriti Irani expressed her dismay after viewing the horrifying video and subsequently had a conversation with Chief Minister N Biren Singh regarding the matter. The video captures the harrowing ordeal of two Kuki women who were stripped naked and forced to walk while facing threats of death if they did not comply. The footage, which surfaced more than two and a half months after the incident, has amplified public outrage.

Manipur viral video twitter

The Centre has asked Twitter and other social media platforms to pull down the video of the two Manipur women paraded naked as the matter is under investigation, news agency ANI reported citing sources. The social media platforms operating in India should abide by the Indian laws and the matter is under investigation, the government is believed to have communicated to the social media platforms after the video from the BJP-ruled Manipur went viral shaking the collective consciousness of the country. The video drew wide condemnation across political parties and Union minister Smriti Irani said she spoke to chief minister N Biren Singh after seeing the inhumane, shocking video. As the government took steps to control the social media platforms where the video went viral, Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray MP Priyanka Chaturvedi commended that it only showed the desperation of the government and its inability to contain violence and fake news. On May 4, the days after the Kuki-Meitei clash started in Manipur, the Kuki women were stripped off and then paraded naked. They were told if they don't take their clothes off, they will be killed. The video of two women walking naked surfaced on Wednesday -- over 2. Police said a complaint was registered a month ago against unknown miscreants and the investigation is underway. No arrests have been made in the case. The two women seen in the video were gangraped and then killed.

Officials say the ethnic violence has degenerated into anarchy with underground militant groups regaining support.

A video clip of mixed martial arts fighter Chungreng Koren from Manipur is circulating on social media, wherein he appeals to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the northeastern state, which has been affected by ethnic violence, and restore peace. Violence is happening in Manipur. It has been almost a year. People are dying and many people are at relief camps. There is a shortage of food and water at these relief camps. The children are not able to study properly.

The Centre has asked Twitter and other social media platforms to pull down the video of the two Manipur women paraded naked as the matter is under investigation, news agency ANI reported citing sources. The social media platforms operating in India should abide by the Indian laws and the matter is under investigation, the government is believed to have communicated to the social media platforms after the video from the BJP-ruled Manipur went viral shaking the collective consciousness of the country. The video drew wide condemnation across political parties and Union minister Smriti Irani said she spoke to chief minister N Biren Singh after seeing the inhumane, shocking video. As the government took steps to control the social media platforms where the video went viral, Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray MP Priyanka Chaturvedi commended that it only showed the desperation of the government and its inability to contain violence and fake news. On May 4, the days after the Kuki-Meitei clash started in Manipur, the Kuki women were stripped off and then paraded naked.

Manipur viral video twitter

In a horrific act that has shaken the country to its core, a video of two women being paraded naked on the streets in Manipur is making rounds on the internet. As per reports, the shameful incident took place on May 4 after clashes broke out between valley-majority Meitei and the hill-majority Kuki tribe. After the video went viral on Twitter, people were quick to react to the lack of action from the authority and the tardiness they showcased in informing the public about it. The strong reactions from Twitter users are building pressure on authorities to take swift action against the perpetrators. A user tweeted, ''The incident that embarrassing to humanity comes out, Govt must take strong action against these accused before our head goes down'' while another user wrote, ''Enough is Enough! We cannot tolerate this any longer''. No tweet, no reaction, no concern, no appeal, no sympathy from his side. He's silent because GodiMedia is silent, no debates, no prime time shows.

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A video clip of mixed martial arts fighter Chungreng Koren from Manipur is circulating on social media, wherein he appeals to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit the northeastern state, which has been affected by ethnic violence, and restore peace.

The two women seen in the video were gangraped and then killed. Share this article. The video drew wide condemnation across political parties and Union minister Smriti Irani said she spoke to chief minister N Biren Singh after seeing the inhumane, shocking video. Unveiling 'Elections The Big Picture', a fresh segment in HT's talk show 'The Interview with Kumkum Chadha', where leaders across the political spectrum discuss the upcoming general elections. According to some reports, the Kuki women were assaulted after fake news spread that a Meitei woman was gangraped, though no such incident took place. Ethnic violence in Manipur has since May last year left more than people dead and nearly 50, people displaced. As the government took steps to control the social media platforms where the video went viral, Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray MP Priyanka Chaturvedi commended that it only showed the desperation of the government and its inability to contain violence and fake news. Sign In to Read for Free. Choose your reason below and click on the Report button. My Reads. My Account. Congress to oppose Delhi services ordinance in Parliament. Modi ji, please visit Manipur once and restore peace in the state," Chungreng Koren is purportedly heard speaking at the event. Your Subscription Plan.