Imphal, 13th Nov 2024(Evening News) : Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) condemns recent spate of violent incidents in Jiribam district that resulted in civilian casualties and extensive property damage. The MPCC also appealed for the safe release of six abducted civilians, including children, on humanitarian grounds. Addressing the press at his Babupara residence in Imphal today, Congress Legislative Party (CLP) leader Okram Ibobi, joined by party MLAs and leaders, urged the central government to initiate peace talks between the affected communities as a step toward a peaceful resolution. Ibobi expressed concern over the uncertainty faced by people in remote areas amidst ongoing violence, questioning the government’s effectiveness in ensuring their safety. Ibobi questioned if the government holds any relevance as it is failing to protect the lives, properties of people in the state. He further criticised both Centre and state governments' inaction questioning if Manipur is not a part of the country. Ibobi underscored that a government must uphold law and order and protect the lives and property of its citizens, reiterating that failure in these duties renders the government irrelevant.
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MPCC appeals for safe release of six abducted women and children in Jiribam on humanitarian ground
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