Manipur Congress President Appeals for Urgent Action in Ethnic Crisis

BJP's Manipur president A Sharda Devi met Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the ethnic unrest in Manipur. She urged immediate action for peace and resettlement aid for displaced persons. Shah assured commitment to addressing the crisis, which has left over 200 dead and thousands homeless.

BJP's Manipur president, A Sharda Devi, met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Thursday for an extensive discussion on the prevailing ethnic strife in Manipur.

Devi emphasized the urgent need for a permanent solution and highlighted the aspirations of the people of Manipur. She took to social media platform X to share, 'Met Hon'ble Home Minister, Mananiya Shri @AmitShah ji, for an extensive discussion on the current situation in Manipur. Conveyed the people's aspirations and urged immediate attention to bring permanent solution and tranquillity to the state, while appreciating the ongoing efforts.'

She also underscored the importance of resettlement and maximum support for internally displaced persons. Devi concluded by stating that Shah reassured her of the Centre's awareness and commitment to the delicate situation on the ground. To date, the ethnic violence between hills-based Kuki-Zo people and Imphal Valley-based Meiteis has resulted in over 200 fatalities and thousands of displaced individuals.

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