Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has strongly condemned the violent incidents that took place during recent protests, describing the attacks and looting as a "matter of shame" for the state. In a public statement, the CM expressed his deep concerns about the destruction caused by the violence, which included several incidents of property damage and looting during the protests.
Singh emphasized the importance of upholding law and order, urging the citizens to refrain from such acts of violence. He also stated that those responsible for the attacks would be held accountable, with the authorities actively working to identify and arrest the perpetrators.
The CM called on the people of Manipur to remain calm and cooperate with law enforcement, stressing that peaceful protests were an essential part of democracy but should never cross the line into lawlessness. Singh's remarks come as the state government intensifies efforts to restore normalcy and maintain peace in the region.
The government’s strong stance on the issue highlights its commitment to addressing public grievances through peaceful means while ensuring that such violent outbreaks are not repeated in the future.
