Manipur violence | Panel led by retired HC judge to probe cases, says Amit Shah

‘Centre will also constitute a peace committee under chairmanship of Governor. It will comprise industrialists, sportspersons and civil society organisations among others,’ he said at a press conference in Imphal.

The Centre will appoint judicial commission under a retired High Court judge to probe the ethnic clashes in Manipur, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on June 1 at a press conference in Imphal.

He met 22 Meitei and 25 Kuki organisations in Manipur, leaders of 11 political leaders and also visited relief camps.

“Centre will also constitute a peace committee under chairmanship of Governor. It will comprise industrialists, sportspersons and civil society organisations among others,” he said.

Inter agency unified command centre to be constituted under retired IPS officer Kuldiep Singh that will probe cases without any bias.

Six cases, including a common case of conspiracy will be registered and investigated by CBI

Relief and rehabilitation package of ₹10 lakh will be given to the affected families. Another package for injured and those who have lost property will be announced by Home Ministry on June 2.

A separate camp will be set up to distribute Essential supplies including ration, medicines and vegetables