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Decoding a potential peace plan to resolve the crisis in Manipur https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5j74nisf3Nk  11 Jun 2024
RSS Supremo Mohan Bhagwat says that Manipur has been burning for a year and nothing has been done about it, he also added that the situation in Manipur needs to be addressed and resolved on a priority. News9 which has kept an eye on the Manipur situation, since the very beginning decodes a possible peace plan for the situation in Manipur. Tune in for a special show with an expert panel.

 the 10 points by News9

 formation of an empowered peace committee
this peace committee should be allowed to meet everyone and it should encourage cross community talk

it should be succeeded by Crackdown on civil militias civil militias who don't let Police Force Army work

it should be followed by action against CSOs who prevent public servants from discharging duties like Mara pip
there might be a small segment but they do that

Clarity on the SoO  agreement they should be there or shouldn't be there. have they been violated or have the sanctity been kept

search and cordon operation to recover looted weapons

quick sealing of the international border

prevent land grab by illegal immigrants

Crackdown on the drug business, and

timeline for the safe return of displaced people

https://www.bhaskar.com/local/rajasthan/jaipur/news/national-conference-of-peace-builders-forum-india-organized-133281111.html

https://sabrangindia.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/FINAL-290624-VFD-Press-Release-New-criminal-laws-mockery-of-Constitution.pdf  Vijay Hiremath the new laws, give unprecedented powers to the executive and the police officers. According to Vijay Hiremath, under the guise of doing a copy-paste
job, the union government has introduced many illogical and draconian legislations. Hiremath further
highlighted the issue of impossibility of filing complaints against any defaulting police officer, due to the
rather sinister and confusing sections the BNSS has. Hiremath concluded ends by saying that these laws are
extremely dangerous, and will make the whole of the country and its citizens a target.

Vrinda Grover: the provisions of seizure, attachment of property, and
forfeiture that have now been included in these laws, which highly expand the powers of the state to target
individuals arbitrarily. Light was also shed by Vrinda Grover of the expansion of the period of police custody
through the BNSS, which could lead to increase in cases of intimidation, torture and coercion of the ones
arrested. Connecting to the same provision, she also spoke on how the said law will have a negative impact
on the right of bail that can be exercised by the one arrested. 

Teesta Setalwad: several provisions that provide draconian powers to the police, endanger the statutory right
to bail, criminalise free speech (in a newly introduced provision that she described as “sedition plus” and also
penalise, if not criminalise legitimate democratic protest. Safeguards against police abuse that had been
introduced through amendments earlier have been deliberately left out said Setalvad.

s a new crime as the ‘Terrorist act’ under general
penal law. When there exists, for dealing with terrorist activities special laws like UAPA (Unlawful
Activities Prevention Act, 1967), why are the same provisions and features being brought into the new penal
provisions of the new laws with extraordinary discretion given over these to the police?

https://www.facebook.com/cjpindia/videos/483280027409061/ India’s new criminal laws: Reform or repression