Chief minister N Biren Singh's resignation led to an uneasy calm in Imphal with heavy security deployment to prevent violence. Authorities remain highly vigilant, monitoring potential clashes and setting up checkpoints. Despite past unrest, the city remained peaceful with no disturbances reported post-resignation.
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US President Donald Trump suggested that the Biden administration attempted to influence India's 2024 elections with a $21 million grant, hinting support for the Congress Party. Trump's remarks have energized BJP supporters in India, drawing parallels between Trump and Modi's political adversaries. Historical US interference in Indian politics is also noted.
Comedian Kunal Kamra faces three cases in Mumbai, including complaints by Jalgaon's Mayor, a Nashik hotelier, and a businessman. Kamra, summoned twice by police, has been granted anticipatory bail by the Madras High Court citing safety concerns. Legal action stems from his remarks during a comedy show.
Two teenage cousins from Rajasthan's Bhilwara were allegedly tortured by their employers at an ice-cream shop in Chhattisgarh's Korba after requesting an advance payment. The victims claim they were beaten, given electric shocks, and had their nails pulled. An FIR has been registered, and police are investigating the allegations, while the employers accuse the cousins of theft.
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