Amit Shah Urges Swift Action in Manipur Peace Efforts

Union Home Minister Amit Shah instructed Manipur's Chief Minister, Yumnam Khemchand Singh, to hasten the peace process in Manipur, a region afflicted by ethnic strife. This directive came after a meeting in New Delhi where Shah assessed the state's security situation. He also approved a new women's reserve battalion for the state.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has called on Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh to accelerate the peace process in the ethnic conflict-ridden state. This directive was issued following discussions on Manipur's law and order during a meeting held in New Delhi.

In the meeting, Shah reviewed the ongoing security situation in Manipur and emphasized the need to fast-track initiatives to foster harmony among the diverse communities. The move highlights the central government's focus on restoring peace in the troubled region.

Furthermore, Shah granted in-principle approval for the formation of a Mahila India Reserve Battalion in Manipur, urging Singh to submit a formal proposal soon, marking a pivotal step towards enhanced protection and representation for women in the state's security apparatus.

(With inputs from agencies.)