Call for a Popular Government: Former Manipur CM's Appeal
Former Chief Minister of Manipur, N Biren Singh, emphasized the necessity for a popular government in the state. He expressed regret over his resignation due to prevailing circumstances and highlighted the challenge of implementing policies without widespread support.
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In a candid discussion, former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh underscored the urgent call for a popular government amidst President's Rule in the state. Discussing on Wednesday, Singh asserted his support for a government that resonates with the people's will.
During an engagement with the press, Singh explained that prevailing conditions compelled his resignation, but he remains an advocate for governance that fosters cooperation between citizens and administrators.
Reflecting on his term, Singh mentioned the lack of support for his eviction efforts, comparing it to the backing received by similar actions in Assam. He pointed out the criticism he faced for tackling issues like encroachment and drug eradication.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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