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Manipur Cabinet approves Rs 10 lakh aid for kin of 49 missing since 2023 violence
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- The Manipur Cabinet has approved a special humanitarian assistance of Rs 10 lakh for the kin of 49 individuals who have been missing since the ethnic violence that began in May 2023. Additionally, the Cabinet announced increased ex-gratia compensation for security personnel, raised pensions for retired journalists, and initiated the formation of the Fifth State Finance Commission.
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Sign in to give feedbackThe Manipur Cabinet on Thursday approved a one-time special humanitarian assistance of Rs 10 lakh each for the next of kin of 49 people who have remained missing since the violence that erupted in the state on May 3, 2023.
The 49 people remain untraced despite sustained search efforts. The total financial implication of the assistance will be Rs 4.90 crore, which will be borne by the Manipur government.
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