curfew is clamped every evening and it will be very difficult for people to go back from relief camps and even think of rebuilding their lives. jagannath panda is from the institute for security & development policy, a non profit and non partisan research and policy organisation. i asked him what he thought of the response by state authorities. i think let me start by saying that the images you are showing those are clearly disturbing. and this is not really a good state of affairs in manipur and we should condemn it. this is a sorry state of affairs, but i think the response of the local administration has been quite slow. instead of really trying to address the situation. i think the violence, the ethnic violence, conflict, there has been quite a prolonged state of affairs for the last two
so while some areas might be returning to normalcy, it is really hard to communicate and resume normal life. and despite the fact that there is no internet, when we travelled around the state, we found that the video that shows two women being disrobed, paraded naked and then sexually assaulted was still being shared widely. and people would just take out their phones and show that video to us. it has fuelled more anger, despair and discontent amongst both communities. thousands are still displaced and in relief camps, unable to go back to their homes after they were set on fire in the violence that happened in the month of may. while there have been arrests after the video came out and there has been condemnation from both communities, especially spearheaded by women, everybody has been pointing out that the state government and the central government hasn t done enough, that the prime minister has spoken, but spoken too little and too late. until there is a concerted effort to find a
returning to normalcy, it is really hard to communicate and resume normal life. despite the fact that there is no internet, when we travelled around the state, we found that the video that shows two women being disrobed, paraded naked and then sexually assaulted were still being shared widely and people would just take out their phones and show that video to us. it has fuelled more anger, despair and discontent amongst both communities. thousands are still displaced and in relief camps, unable to go back to their homes after they were set on fire in the violence that happened in the month of may. while there have been arrests after the video came out and there has been condemnation from both communities, especially spearheaded by women, everybody has been pointing out that the state government and the central government hasn t done enough. that the prime minister has spoken, but spoken too little and too late. until there is a concerted effort to find a political resolution to the disp
across the border overnight. curfew is every evening and it will be very difficult for people to go back from relief camps and even think of rebuilding their lives. that was our correspondent in manipur. now it s time for a look at today s sport with gavin. hello there. still nothing happening at the cricket, with the rain scuppering england in manchester. so let s head to the open first and weather is also playing its part at hoylake too. the leaders are out now for their final rounds. the man to catch, brian harman. but it s rory mcilroy who has made his move up the leaderboard today. let s catch up with ben croucher who is there for us. then, over to you. then, overto you. gavin, thank then, over to you. gavin, thank you very much. the leaders have been out on the course here at hoylake for around an hour. it has not stopped raining. it is a true ultimate test of links golf but it is still the
indoors, stepping out only if they need some essentials. now, what really strikes you when you come to manipur is that the city and the state has seen no internet for more than 2.5 months now. while some areas might be returning to normalcy, it is really hard to communicate and resume normal life. despite the fact that there is no internet, when we travelled around the state, we found that the video that shows two women being disrobed, paraded naked and then sexually assaulted were still being shared widely and people would just take out their phones and show that video to us. it has fuelled more anger, despair and discontent amongst both communities. thousands are still displaced and in relief camps, unable to go back to their homes after they were set on fire in the violence that happened in the month of may. while there have been arrests after the video came out and there has been condemnation from both communities, especially spearheaded by women, everybody has been pointing out th