Manipur Violence Update: Chief Minister N. Biren Singh held an important meeting on Monday (July 3) amid ongoing violence in Manipur. He held this meeting with the officers of the Joint Headquarters (CHQ) at the CM’s office to discuss important security matters related to the current situation in the state.
Manipur CM N Biren said that some necessary decisions have been taken to immediately stop the violence in the state. In which an important decision is that from July 5, schools from first to eighth grade will open. Senior officers from the state government to the Indian Army and paramilitary forces were present in the meeting.
deployment of additional state forces
The CM said in a press conference that the bunkers set up in the hill and valley districts would be removed. At the same time, additional forces are being deployed to provide security to the farmers of both Meitei and Kuki communities so that farming activities can start.
so many people died
In fact, educational institutions have been closed since the ethnic conflict started in the northeastern state on 3 May. Army and other central forces have been deployed to bring peace in the northeastern state, where over 100 people have been killed and thousands injured in two months of violence between ethnic communities. A large number of houses and places of worship were destroyed.
Biren Singh was about to resign from the post of CM
A few days ago, N Biren Singh was about to resign from the post of Chief Minister. He had told after the news of his resignation that he was the Prime Minister. Narendra Modi Was deeply hurt by the protests against. That’s why he was going to take such a step.
In a conversation with NDTV, he told that he felt that he was losing the trust of the people but when he saw a crowd of people outside his house in support, he took back his resignation.
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