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Two Nagas killed in Manipur; Supreme Court quashes multiple FIRs

Two Nagas killed in Manipur; Supreme Court quashes multiple FIRs
Rush Hour: Two Nagas killed in Manipur violence, SC quashes FIRs against Samay Raina & more · scroll.in

Many big news stories happened in India on the day before Independence Day.

In a state called Manipur, an armed group attacked a village named Langka and sadly killed two people from the Naga community.

A group called the Liangmai Naga Council said it believes militants from the Kuki National Front (P) were behind the attack, and asked people in its areas to stay home.

The Supreme Court decided that comedian Samay Raina and a few others can stop facing criminal proceedings because they are doing good work to help people with disabilities.

The court also closed a case against leader Rahul Gandhi for things he said about a historical figure named Savarkar.

The government said the next big population count, called Census 2027, will ask everyone about the community they belong to, which has never happened since India became independent.

Around the same time, scary emails and calls warned of bombs at the Delhi High Court, the airport, and other places in Delhi.

Officials checked the places but found no bombs, so everyone stayed safe.

These stories show how people disagree about jokes, history, and community safety, but also how the courts and police keep working to solve problems.

Key facts

Fatalities
Two Naga persons killed in firing by suspected militants
Attack location
Langka Naga village, Kangpokpi district, Manipur
Suspected culprits
Liangmai Naga Council-Manipur alleges militants from the Kuki National Front (P)
Local response
Immediate shutdown announced across areas inhabited by Liangmai Nagas
Supreme Court ruling on comedians
FIRs quashed against Samay Raina and four others over remarks on India's Got Latent
Census 2027
Caste to be enumerated across all communities for the first time in independent India
Supreme Court ruling on Rahul Gandhi
Criminal complaint over VD Savarkar remarks quashed; no sanction for prosecution disclosed
Bomb threats in Delhi
Received at Delhi High Court, IGI Airport Terminal 3 and other sites on Independence Day eve; no suspicious objects found

Quotes

Supreme Court Bench

Judges of the Supreme Court of India

“"Once there are genuine efforts, positive results are bound to be there."”
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