Congress Criticizes PM Modi's Absence from Manipur Amidst Ethnic Strife

Following an apology from Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh for ethnic conflicts in the state, Congress questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi's absence. The opposition highlights the neglect of Manipur's crisis by the Prime Minister amidst his international travels. Singh seeks peace and forgiveness after months of turmoil.

The political climate in Manipur remains tense as Congress raises questions about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's conspicuous absence amidst ongoing ethnic conflicts. Despite Chief Minister N Biren Singh's recent apology, unrest persists.

Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh took to social media to criticize Modi's decision not to visit Manipur, accusing him of avoiding the state's critical situation. His statement highlighted the perceived disparity in attention despite Modi's widespread domestic and international travels.

Singh's apology came as efforts to restore normalcy continue. He expressed regret for the violence since May 2023 that claimed over 250 lives and pledged a future of peace. The Chief Minister noted a decline in firing incidents, calling for communities to forgive and unite for prosperity.

(With inputs from agencies.)