Manipur CM calls for unity and dialogue to resolve differences

Imphal, Jan 22: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has called for resolving misunderstandings through dialogue and emphasized the importance of unity among all communities in the state.

Speaking at the 53rd Statehood Day celebrations on January 21, Singh urged the public to move beyond inter-community rivalries, avoid engaging in divisive or irrelevant issues, and focus instead on developmental and welfare-oriented matters.

Manipur, along with Meghalaya and Tripura, marked its 53rd Statehood Day with vibrant cultural programs and various celebrations. These three northeastern states attained full statehood on January 21, 1972.

In his address, Singh stressed the need for open discussions to address misunderstandings and doubts among communities. He reiterated the government’s commitment to identifying and deporting illegal immigrants while ensuring no harm to long-standing residents or old settlers of the state.

“The government has never taken any steps or made statements against those who have lived here for decades. All 33 to 34 communities in Manipur must coexist peacefully,” he said.

He further called on the people to work collectively to build a prosperous Manipur rooted in harmony, justice, and dignity.

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