Key Points
The Mizo National Front (MNF), a partner of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), on Thursday, backed the no-confidence motion moved by the Opposition against the government over the ethnic violence in Manipur...
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi had moved the no-confidence motion on behalf of the Opposition against the government in the Lok Sabha..
The Opposition parties had demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi make a statement on the Manipur issue...
He stated that the MNF is still a part of the NDA but said he did not agree with what Prime Minister Narendra Modi said of Manipur while replying to the no-confidence motion...
In his over 130-minute reply in Lok Sabha to the no-confidence brought by Opposition parties, PM Modi said the entire country was with the people of Manipur..
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