Manipur minister Nemcha Kipgen has stated that she will not attend the state's assembly session on August 29 citing law and order situation.

The minister pointed out that earlier Chongtham Bijoy Singh had also made such an unfounded allegation over former BJP Manipur President Th. Chaoba Singh and the current BJP Manipur President A Sarda Devi which had landed him into trouble as he was expelled from the primary membership of the party for violating the party's rules and regulations under Article XXV, Breach of Discipline clause (b), and (d).

Manipur a·dokni cabinet minister aro batanggimin somoio Covid 19 sajinma ong·katmitingo neng·nikaniko man·gipa manderangna dingtang dingtang dake dakchakanirangko on·eming manderangchi mittel-mitchuako man·pilgipa Ma Nemcha Kipgen, Manipur a·doko kajia-golmal ong·anichi nok-jamrangko wate katna draatako man·e Kangpokpi a·jani relief camp-o ma·chake dongenggipa manderangko Sombar salo grongangenba uamangna ba·ra-kancharangko suale on·angaha.

Manipur cabinet minister Nemcha Kipgen reached out to internally displaced persons on Monday at a relief camp in Kangpokpi district with a bulk of clothing

Kangpokpi Assembly Constituency MLA, Nemcha Kipgen, who is also the Textiles, Commerce, and Industry and Cooperation, Govt. of Manipur condemned the recent horrific viral video incident and demanded "Capital Punishment" to the culprits who committed the heinous crime.