During the visit to manipur on saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to various organizations in the state to renounce violence and work collectively towards restoring the peace. Addressing a public gathering in Churachandpur, one of the worst-affected regions during the ethnic clashes, the prime minister emphasized that true progress could only be achieved through harmony and cooperation. he also urged all groups to priortize the welfare of future generations by choosing the path of peace over conflict. highlighting the adverse impact of prolonged unrest on children’s education, safety and opportunities, Modi said that ensuring a secure and stable environment was the responsibility of every stakeholder. his appeal aimed at uiting communities to rebuild manipur on the foundation of peace and trust.
PM Modi Urged people to choose the Peace
According to the recent reports, Violence has been ongoing in manipur since 2023, primarily between te meitei and kuki communities. the prolonged conflict has resulted in the loss of hundreds of lives and forced thousands of people to leave their homes. The humanitarian crisis has deepend with the widespread displacement, creating severe challenges for shelter, food and security. The Disturbing reports of sexual violence and brutual attacks against women have further highlighed the rgravity of the situation. the unrest has not only shaken the community realtions but also disrupted daily life and governance, leaving the state in urgent need of peace, reconcillation and long term stability. he urged peopel to choose the path of peace ove violence.
In his speech, He described the violence in Manipur as deeply unfortunate and assured the people that both the government of india and he personally stand firmly with them. appealing to all the groups and organizations, he also urged them to choose the path of peace for the greatr good of the state and its future generations. Modi highlighted that since 2014, his government has placed a strong focus on improving the connectivity in Manipur, ensuring that developments reaches even the remotest areas. He emphasized India;s journey towards becoming the world’s third largest economy and expressed his commitment to making sure every corner of the country benefits from this growth. The prime minister also interacted with displaced families and said he could sense a renewed hope for peace and stability in manipur. On the same occasion, he launched projects worth over rs.7.300 crore aimed at improving the lives of tribal communities, partlicularly in the hilly regions.
