Union Home Minister Amit Shah conducted a review of Manipur's security status during a meeting with senior officials in Delhi today, following reports of fresh violence in the state. He is expected to hold another detailed discussion with officials tomorrow at 12 pm.

Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday chaired a meeting with senior security establishment officials in Delhi to review the security situation in Manipur

Home Minister has planned to hold a detailed review meeting on Monday to address the concerns and strategies surrounding the fragile security scenario that has gripped Manipur in recent days.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday cancelled his rallies in poll-bound Maharashtra and is headed back to Delhi as the situation in Manipur continues to be volatile, according to sources.

Manipur: As violent protests and unrest continue to grip Manipur, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Director General Aneesh Dayal has urgently departed to Manipur to assess the situation and help restore order.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed the security situation in Manipur with top officials and directed them to take all possible steps to ensure peace in the state, sources said on Sunday. Shah had earlier cancelled his election rallies in Maharashtra and headed back to Delhi as the situation in the northeastern state continues to be volatile.

Congress general secretary KC Venugopal on Sunday said Manipur is burning but it is painful that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not even visited the state and Union Home Minister Amit Shah is not taking any action to resolve the issue.

The government imposed indefinite prohibitory orders in five districts and suspended internet services in parts of the state.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday cancelled his rallies in poll-bound Maharashtra and is headed back to Delhi as the situation in Manipur continues to be volatile, according to sources. The home minister is likely to hold a meeting to review the situation in the northeastern state,