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The reporting broadly agrees that Manipur’s census has been deferred after local protests and demands linked to the NRC, following a review meeting in New Delhi.
Census operations in Manipur have been deferred by the Union government.
The decision followed a high-level review meeting in New Delhi chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Meitei and Naga groups had demanded NRC implementation before enumeration.
A senior official said the move was meant to address local demands before any census takes place.
The Kuki-Zo Council had previously called the NRC demand premature and supported the census exercise.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Manipur’s census has been deferred after local protests and demands linked to the NRC, following a review meeting in New Delhi.
The exact timing of the deferred exercise remains unclear in the supplied reporting, and the situation could shift if local demands or official decisions change.
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The neutral coverage says the Centre postponed the scheduled Census exercises in Manipur amid active demands from Meitei and Naga groups for NRC implementation before enumeration. It also says the decision followed a review meeting in New Delhi with Union Home Minister Amit Shah and key state officials present. The reporting adds that the Kuki-Zo Council had previously called the NRC demand premature. Overall, it presents the deferment as a response to competing local positions rather than a resolved dispute.
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The Centre has postponed the scheduled Census exercises in Manipur amid active demands from Meitei and Naga groups for the implementation of the National Register of Citizens prior to enumeration. This decision followed a review meeting in New Delhi led by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, with key state officials including the Chief Minister and Governor in attendance. While Meitei and Naga organizations advocated for the delay, the Kuki-Zo Council previously characterized the NRC demand as premature and expressed support for the Census exercise.
The Union Government has decided to defer the Census 2027 operations in Manipur following a high-level review meeting chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi. A senior official in the Chief Minister’s Office reported that the decision was made to address local demands for updating the National Register of Citizens before any census takes place, responding to protests and general strikes across the region. Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh expressed gratitude to central leaders and credited civil society organizations and BJP legislators for their advocacy.