Manipur Govt urges AMTDGF to call off its proposed economic blockade
First Published: 3rd November, 2022 19:21 IST
Speaking to Northeast Live, Manipur Transport minister Khashim Vashum appealed to the AMTDGF to call off its proposed economic blockade. Post Views: 12
Speaking to Northeast Live, Manipur Transport minister Khashim Vashum appealed to the AMTDGF to call off its proposed economic blockade.
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