Farming in Manipur begins under security
First Published: 6th July, 2023 17:59 IST
On Monday, CM N Biren Singh announced the resumption of farming under protection from the forces
After nearly two months, agriculture activities have once again begun in Manipur under the protection of the Army and the state forces.
The security forces can be seen accompanying the farmers as they plough their fields.
On Monday, CM N Biren Singh announced the resumption of farming under protection from the forces.
The move was taken by the government amid apprehensions that farmers may not be able to carry out their agricultural activities in the areas where the Imphal valley merges with the hills due to security concerns.
The Manipur government has decided to deploy 2000 odd additional security personnel to guard farmers engaged in cultivation in violence-hit areas of the state.
Also Read: Manipur Govt to deploy more forces, security for farmers; CM chairs key meet
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