Ethnic Tensions in Manipur: A Humanitarian Crisis Unveiled
Since May 3, 2023, ethnic violence in Manipur has displaced 58,821 people. Amid devastating loss, 217 people have died, and many others have been injured. Manipur Police Housing Corporation constructed 3,000 pre-fabricated houses, while 7,894 homes were destroyed. Information revealing the depth of this crisis was obtained through an RTI.
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In a grave humanitarian crisis unfolding in Manipur, ethnic clashes have resulted in the displacement of 58,821 civilians since May 2023, according to state government records.
The alarming statistics were made public following an RTI request lodged by Congress leader Hareshwar Goshwami, who highlights the extensive human toll, with 217 individuals confirmed deceased.
Efforts to address the catastrophe see the Manipur Police Housing Corporation constructing 3,000 temporary homes, amid destruction totaling 10,540 houses, showcasing the conflict's profound impact across the region.
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