The Centre has decided to send an additional 50 Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) companies comprising more than 5,000 personnel to Manipur in view of the “challenging” security and law and order situation in the northeastern state,

This new deployment includes over 5,000 personnel from the CRPF and the BSF, all amidst fresh tensions after six bodies recovered in Manipur.

After Union Home Minister Amit Shah met senior officials, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has decided to deploy 50 companies of the Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) in Manipur.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday reviewed the prevailing security situation and deployment of troops in Manipur for the second consecutive day and directed top officials to focus on restoring peace and order there as early as possible,

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will also hold a key meeting to review the security situation in Manipur on Monday and is expected to chalk out a strategy to handle the 'volatile' situation in the state

The Indian government is deploying 50 additional Central Armed Police Forces companies, totaling over 5,000 personnel, to Manipur to address the escalating violence and fragile law and order situation.

The Indian government has sent an additional 50 CAPF companies, comprising over 5,000 personnel, to Manipur to address the challenging security and law and order situation in the northeastern state. This comes after the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) deployed 20 additional CAPF companies to the state following violence in Jiribam district.

The Union government has ordered the deployment of 50 additional Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) companies, comprising over 5,000 personnel, to Manipur, in response to the state's deteriorating security and law and order situation,

In response to the escalating security challenges in Manipur, the Centre has ordered the deployment of an additional 50 Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) companies, comprising over 5,000 personnel, to the northeastern state this week.