1993 Manipur riot

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1993 Manipur riot (Meitei Hindu–Meitei Muslim communal riot)
Part of Religious violence in India
Location of Manipur in India
Date	3 May 1993
Location	Manipur, India
Methods	Killing, Arson
Parties
Meitei Hindus Meitei Pangals (Meitei Muslims)
90 to 130 people were killed in the incident

The 1993 Manipur riot refers to the Hindu-Muslim riot following the deaths of the Meitei Pangals (Meitei Muslims) and the Hindu Meiteis, on 3 May 1993.^[1] In the past, there has been some land disputes and fear of Bengali Muslim influx.^[2]