1. Manipur CM N Biren Singh appreciates women groups for their positive support of government initiatives.
2. The discussions took place at the Durbar Hall of the secretariat in Sekmai and Lamsang.
3. The engagement focused on measures to promote harmony and implement welfare programs across sectors.
Imphal, Jan 05: Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh recently engaged with women groups, clubs, and organizations in Sekmai and Lamsang, expressing appreciation for their positive support in various government initiatives.
The discussions, held at the Durbar Hall of the secretariat, centered around measures to promote harmony and implement welfare programs across sectors.
Singh acknowledged the crucial role played by women’s communities in the success of government schemes and the overall well-being of the state, expressing gratitude for their enthusiastic support.
Chaired an interaction with the women groups, clubs and organisations of Sekmai and Lamsang at the Durbar Hall of my secretariat today.
Their enthusiasm towards supporting the Government measures for the maintenance of harmony, and implementation of schemes and welfare programs… pic.twitter.com/mkct1NacIL
— N.Biren Singh (@NBirenSingh) January 4, 2024
However, against the backdrop of escalating violence in Manipur, Singh issued a stern warning on January 3. He expressed deep distress over recent violent incidents, especially the Lilong Chingjao firing in Thoubal district.
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The incident, linked to disputes over illegal drug trade revenue, resulted in the tragic deaths of four villagers at the hands of cadres affiliated with the Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF), the political wing of the banned People’s Liberation Army (PLA).
The incident highlighted the severe consequences of criminal activities related to the illegal drug trade. CM N Biren Singh visited the injured at Raj Medicity and condemned the acts in a heartfelt video message, urging the people of Lilong to maintain peace.
Singh reaffirmed the government’s commitment against lawlessness, emphasizing that strict measures would be taken against those resorting to vigilantism.
He issued a warning that the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) could be reinstated if the situation demands it, underscoring the government’s determination to restore and maintain order in the state.
