Manipur CM Biren Singh against any division of the state
First Published: 15th February, 2024 20:04 IST
CM Biren Singh said, "Apprehensions can arise about anything, but Manipur can not be divided at any cost."
Putting an end to speculation about the division of Manipur into three Union territories as demanded by the state’s Kuki organization, Chief Minister N Biren Singh today ruled out any division of the state and said that the state cannot be divided at any cost.
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