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bring their vote of confidence. the question they are asking is, will prime minister modi now find his voice? let s speak now to ghanshyam tiwari, an opposition an opposition politician in new delhi. his party is in a newly formed opposition alliance of 26 parties that aims to take on mr modi s bjp party in the general election next year. and here in the studio is kuldeep singh shekhawat, president of the overseas friends of bjp and columnist amana begam from the news website the print. let me begin with you, kuldeep singh shekhawat pond is prime minister modi and his government missing in action when it comes to this violence? action when it comes to this violence? y., , , ., ~ ., violence? are you speaking about maniur? violence? are you speaking about manipur? yes- violence? are you speaking about manipur? yes. frankly violence? are you speaking about manipur? yes. frankly speaking, | violence? are you speaking about - manipur? yes. frankly speaking, many oor is an manipur? y
video from may went viral, showing a mob two women, raped and paraded naked through the streets. the women belonged to the mostly christian kuki minority group. with authorities failing to respond, locals tried to take justice into their own hands, going to home of one of those who allegedly abused the women, setting the house ablaze. it took the police two months to make the first arrest on allegations of gang rape only after national outrage. it has been in the throes of violence now for over 98 days, 160 people dead, 60,000 rendered homeless, 5000 houses burnt down and that includes light machine guns and ak 1t7s that have been looted from across 35 police stations in that state. they were violated, they were raped and the government only woke up after that. it comes to light that it was 78 days after this horrific crime, mr prime minister spoke 36 seconds on manipur and then of course he diverted the issue.
we ll speak to a supporter of prime minister modi, an opposition politician, and a journalist. also tonight, sharon henderson, the mum of the seven year old sunderland schoolgirl who was murdered three decades ago tells us she feels guilt over her daughter s death, months after the child s killer was finally brought to justice, 31 years after the killing. and i cannot stop having nightmares about them and i keep saying to nikki, iwill about them and i keep saying to nikki, i will not let you down because i let you down once, letting you go down the stairs. and i have to live with that. and just four survivors as 41 migrants have died in a shipwreck off the italian island of lampedusa. we ll talk to a man who made a similar mediterranean journey one of the deadliest migrant routes in the world. good evening. ethnic violence in a small hilly indian state has raised