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Manipur CM announces Rs 1000 assistance for 'victims of violence' staying in relief camps

The recent ethnic rioting in Manipur, a northeastern state in India, has led to thousands of people seeking refuge in relief camps across the state. In response to the situation, Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has announced that the government will provide one-time financial assistance of Rs 1000 to those living in the relief camps.

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The recent ethnic rioting in Manipur, a northeastern state in India, has led to thousands of people seeking refuge in relief camps across the state. In response to the situation, Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has announced that the government will provide one-time financial assistance of Rs 1000 to those living in the relief camps. The assistance is intended to help the affected individuals purchase clothing and personal belongings.

The relief camps currently house around 50,000 people in over 300 locations throughout Manipur. The financial aid will be distributed through the respective district authorities. Some of the displaced individuals have already received the assistance.

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