In Manipur, India, the ongoing ethnic violence has resulted in the displacement of 58,821 individuals as reported by the home secretariat in response to an RTI query from Congress leader Hareshwar Goswami. Since May 2023, 7,894 houses have been permanently damaged, with another 2,646 houses partially destroyed. The situation has escalated following the recent killings of two civilians, prompting widespread shutdowns across both valley and hill districts. Protests have erupted, with groups demanding justice and action against those responsible for violence. The United Naga Council initiated a three-day shutdown in response to the killings, while Kuki bodies also called for shutdowns in their areas. The unrest has paralyzed normal life, with security forces facing resistance from protesters. The police have made arrests in connection with the violence, indicating the tense atmosphere in the region.