Union Home Minister Amit Shah will convene a high-level meeting on Saturday to review the security situation in Manipur amid ongoing political instability and violence in the region.

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Amit Shah to chair security review meeting in Delhi on Saturday.
The meeting follows Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s resignation on February 9 due to escalating violence.
President’s Rule was imposed on February 13, transferring powers from the state assembly to Parliament.
Amit Shah previously held a meeting in November 2024 to discuss the situation in the state.
Discussions in the November meeting focused on assessing challenges and response measures.
Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and state police were directed to maintain peace in the region.
Violence in Manipur began on May 3, 2024, after a rally by the All Tribal Students’ Union.
The rally was protesting against the demand for Meitei community inclusion in the Scheduled Tribe category.
The state has faced political instability for nearly two years.
Central government remains committed to restoring peace and stability in Manipur.