National Desk, 21st July: In a shocking incident in Manipur’s Thoubal district on May 4, a viral video showing the appalling parade of two disrobed women in the streets has ignited nationwide outrage. The video circulated on major social media platforms, capturing the attention of concerned citizens across the country.
The main accused in this inhumane act, Huirem Herodas Meitei, had his house set on fire by an agitated mob, primarily composed of women, as a collective expression of anger and condemnation. The incident occurred on Thursday and resulted in four arrests connected to the distressing event.
The situation has caught the attention of the central authorities, prompting them to direct social media platforms to remove the video from circulation while the investigation is underway.
Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has also spoken out on the matter, vowing that those involved in this heinous crime will not escape justice. The state government is committed to seeking capital punishment for the accused, ensuring that they face the full extent of the law.
The viral video has struck a chord with citizens nationwide, demanding swift and severe action against the perpetrators of this appalling act.
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