Harshit Singh
Beginning on Saturday, a team of the opposition Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), composed of 21 MPs, will visit Manipur for two days in order to review the situation there and offer suggestions to the administration and Parliament. This is part of efforts to assist in resolving the ethnic unrest that has engulfed the state since May 3 and is predominantly between the Kukis and the Meiteis. Over 50,000 people have been displaced, and there have been at least 150 fatalities.
Both the valley and the hill areas will be visited by the delegation, which is made up of at least 21 political groups. On Sunday, the team will also meet with Anusuiya Uikey, the governor of Manipur. Congress MP and Rajya Sabha whip Naseer Hussain provided information about the non-Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) alliance’s maiden trip to the state during a news conference at the AICC headquarters in Delhi.
The BJP warned the opposition to stop escalating the situation in Manipur after taking note of their plans. A no-confidence resolution has been introduced by Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi against the Centre.
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As a result of widespread indignation over a video showing two Manipur women being paraded while naked, Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan stated on Friday that the perpetrators must face the worst punishment possible in order to restore public faith.
When questioned about the Manipur occurrences following the publication of former Rajya Sabha MP Balbir Punj’s book “Narrative Ka Mayajaal” here, he made the comments.
Khan reportedly made a reference to the May 4 incident, whose video went viral, when he remarked, “Not just in Manipur, anywhere, if the law is broken, especially if some incidents happen with women, it can be nothing but shameful.”
The actual test, he continued, “is what action is taken against the criminals. Incidents do happen, but that’s not the real test.”
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, a Congress leader, on the opposition’s visit to Manipur: “After jolt from Opposition, Centre woke up.”
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, the leader of the Congress, advised against playing politics with this matter on Saturday.The PM has not even attempted to travel to Manipur as of now. The Opposition’s jolt has caused the Centre to awaken today.
According to a Shiv Sena (UBT) MP, the country’s reputation has been damaged by atrocities against women.
Arvind Sawant, a Shiv Sena (UBT) member, declared on Saturday that Manipur has been burning for the last 75 days.The state’s atrocities against women and deaths will only damage the country’s reputation. The government ought to have acted in such a case.
We’ll get to know some Manipuris. There needs to be calm there again since the State has been on fire for months. Regarding the opposition MPs’ two-day tour to Manipur to assess the situation on the ground, JD(U) MP Rajiv Ranjan Singh claims that the PM is speaking about all subjects except Manipur.
We all want peace in Manipur, he declared. However, the Prime Minister has not yet addressed the subject in the House.
When 20 MPs from the INDIA alliance visited Manipur, JMM MP Mahua Maji questioned how peace could exist there if people were still living in relief camps.
Manoj Jha, an RJD MP, declares: “Manipur has to be heard…We are attempting to comprehend the issue of the people of Manipur by listening to them.We’ll make an effort to hear from members of all communities. This is the only goal we have.
“We’re going to meet with the Manipurese people and let them know we support them and are fighting for them. We also requested permission to speak with the governor of Manipur. As part of a group of opposition MPs touring Manipur today, DMK MP Kanimozhi says, “We anticipate the PM to respond in Parliament following the discussion on Manipur.
According to Jayant Chaudhary, leader of the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD), “…it is PM Modi’s responsibility to understand Manipur & its people’s anguish. He is running for office in many states…We’ll visit Manipur to learn about the issues there.We are going to help, not make their difficulties worse, and we hope that the government will view this positively. The BJP attempted to deflect attention away from the matter and is not prepared to raise it in Parliament.
Sushmita Dev, a TMC MP who is travelling with the team to Manipur, adds, “We will try to meet people from both communities. Manipur’s citizens must be heard. The state government is in charge of giving us protection.
