Chief Minister's Apology: An Admission of Failure in Manipur's Ethnic Conflict

Manipur Congress president Keisham Meghachandra criticized Chief Minister N Biren Singh's apology for the ethnic conflict, calling it an admission of government failure. Over 250 lives were lost, and many became homeless due to the conflict. Singh hopes for restored normalcy in the coming year.

Manipur Congress president Keisham Meghachandra has criticized the apology issued by Chief Minister N Biren Singh regarding the ethnic conflict in the state, labeling it as an acknowledgment of the government's failure. The conflict has claimed over 250 lives and left thousands homeless.

During a program, Keisham questioned the future course of action following Singh's apology, particularly as violence and unrest persist in Manipur. The chief minister's remarks during a press conference were seen as a reflection on the state's administration and its shortcomings.

Expressing regret for the turmoil, Singh apologized to the public and expressed hope that relative peace observed in recent months would lead to restored normalcy by the new year. He urged all communities to forgive and move forward together towards a peaceful Manipur.

(With inputs from agencies.)