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MP Bimol Akoijam Claims Targeting Over Manipur Violence Stance Amid JNU Scandal
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🗓 13 Oct 2026, 10:02 AM
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MP Bimol Akoijam has alleged that he was targeted because of his position on the recent violence in Manipur, a claim that comes amid the ongoing controversy over sexual harassment allegations at Jawaharlal Nehru University.
MP Bimol Akoijam, a member of the Lok Sabha, has publicly stated that he has been targeted for his stance on the recent violence in Manipur. The MP’s claim surfaced during a press briefing where he highlighted concerns over the safety of political figures who speak on sensitive regional issues.
Akoijam’s remarks come at a time when the political climate in Manipur remains tense following a series of communal clashes. He said that his comments on the violence were met with hostility, leading to threats and intimidation.
The statement was made against the backdrop of the ongoing JNU sexual harassment controversy, which has dominated national headlines in recent weeks. While the controversy focuses on alleged misconduct within the university, it has also intensified scrutiny of public officials.
No official investigation has yet been announced into the alleged targeting of Akoijam, and he has called for a transparent inquiry into the matter. The MP’s claim adds another layer to the complex political discourse surrounding Manipur and the JNU controversy.
Akoijam’s remarks come at a time when the political climate in Manipur remains tense following a series of communal clashes. He said that his comments on the violence were met with hostility, leading to threats and intimidation.
The statement was made against the backdrop of the ongoing JNU sexual harassment controversy, which has dominated national headlines in recent weeks. While the controversy focuses on alleged misconduct within the university, it has also intensified scrutiny of public officials.
No official investigation has yet been announced into the alleged targeting of Akoijam, and he has called for a transparent inquiry into the matter. The MP’s claim adds another layer to the complex political discourse surrounding Manipur and the JNU controversy.