Peaceful Progress: Resolving Manipur's Ethnic Tensions

Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that Manipur's situation has become more peaceful. The government is engaging with the Meitei and Kuki communities to ensure lasting peace. Despite past ethnic violence, efforts continue with both communities communicating and the imposition of President's rule at the right time.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced a significant de-escalation of tensions in Manipur, as discussions between the Meitei and Kuki communities progress towards lasting peace. The government continues to facilitate dialogue between the groups, marking a hopeful step forward.

Shah emphasized that the imposition of President's rule was timely and necessary to stabilize the region. The situation, now calmer, sees a resumption of normal life, as both communities engage in dialogue with government support.

Highlighting the historical context, Shah noted that the state has faced ethnic violence before but expressed confidence that ongoing efforts will prevent prolonged conflict. The recent violence, sparked by differing community demands, underscores the importance of continued negotiations and government interventions.

(With inputs from agencies.)