Manipur Unrest: CM N Biren Singh says peace is being restored gradually

In an open message, CM N Biren Singh has also batted for talks among stakeholders to resolve issues

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today informed that peace is now being restored gradually. Not only this, the Manipur Chief Minister once again batted for peace and hoped that talks would definitely resolve the issues.

Speaking to newspersons on the occasion of Patriots Day, Chief Minister N Biren Singh said, “Regarding the ongoing crisis in the state, I am very glad to inform all of you that peace is now restoring. In the last 10-15 days we are not having any unwanted incidents happening.”

Chief Minister N Biren Singh also spoke on his government’s plans as far as the displaced persons are concerned.

He stated, “We are trying to accomodate, relocate the displaced persons who are in the refugee camps from August 15 onwards, we are going to provide pre-fabricated houses in 3 places. I hope normalcy is coming and will be restored very soon.”

The Manipur Chief Minister assured that the government will start construction of permanent residences for the victims both in the Hills and Valley.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh also made a clarion call to every stakeholder for talks. He believes that deliberations will help resolve the issues.

He said, “We have to talk together and we have to live together that is My appeal.”

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