Chief Minister Calls for Peace and Unity in Manipur Amidst Ongoing Ethnic Tensions
Yumnam Khemhand Singh, newly sworn-in as Chief Minister of Manipur, urges unity among the Kuki and Meitei communities to foster development. Amid ongoing ethnic violence, he appeals for forgiveness and collaboration, emphasizing the blockade's impact on internally displaced persons and pledges dedication towards Manipur's growth and cultural preservation.
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Yumnam Khemhand Singh was sworn in as the new Chief Minister of Manipur, immediately addressing the ethnic tension between the Kuki and Meitei communities.
Singh appealed for peace, urging the communities to forgive past grievances and prioritize the state's development, warning that ongoing discord would hinder progress.
His commitment to advancing Manipur's economic growth while honoring its cultural heritage was reaffirmed, aligning with the broader vision of national development.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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