Nagaland NPCC expresses deep concern over ongoing unrest in Manipur

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Nagaland: The continuing agitation in Manipur, which has resulted in five fatalities, extensive community relocation, and the destruction of ancestral assets, has deeply alarmed the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC).

“We strongly condemn the violence and urge all stakeholders to prioritize dialogue, reconciliation, and peacebuilding efforts,” the statement said in the release. In addition to being unstable for the people of Manipur, the present state of affairs seriously jeopardizes the peace and security of the whole Northeastern area.

In order to restore law and order, the committee recommended the Union government to act swiftly and forcefully.

“The NPCC calls upon the Government of India to take immediate and decisive steps to restore Law and Order, address the underlying causes of the conflict, and ensure the safety and dignity of all citizens it is essential to provide adequate support for those affected, including displaced families, and to rebuild trust among the diverse communities present,” the statement reads.

The Manipur people were urged by the NPCC to abstain from violence and cooperate in the pursuit of peace and togetherness.

The statement stated: “We urge the people of Manipur to abstain from violence and cooperate in the pursuit of unity and peace.” Recall that the Northeast’s variety and common goal of growth and prosperity are its greatest assets. The NPCC reaffirms its commitment to promoting peace and understanding among the people of the region and stands in solidarity with the people of Manipur, our people, at this trying time.”

A complete curfew was enforced in Imphal on Saturday due to the state’s escalation.

The authorities then promptly halted mobile data and Internet services for a period of two days.

After conflicts during a demonstration organized by the All Tribals Students Union (ATSU) to protest against the demand for the inclusion of the Meitei group in the Scheduled Tribe category, violence broke out in Manipur on May 3 of last year.