Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has strongly condemned the tragic killings of six women and children by militants belonging to the Kuki group. The brutal attack, which has sparked outrage across the region, took place in the state’s violence-hit areas, where tensions between various ethnic groups have escalated in recent months.
In a statement, CM Biren Singh expressed his deep sorrow over the loss of innocent lives and vowed that the government would take all necessary measures to bring the perpetrators to justice. He reassured the people of Manipur that the authorities would not rest until those responsible for this heinous act were caught and held accountable.
The killings have further intensified the ongoing conflict in Manipur, where the security situation remains volatile. Local authorities have deployed additional forces to maintain law and order and prevent further violence. Singh also called on the people to maintain peace and cooperate with law enforcement agencies in their efforts to restore normalcy.
The attack has drawn widespread condemnation from political leaders and civil society groups, with many demanding stronger actions against militant groups operating in the region. The state government’s resolve to ensure justice for the victims remains a key focus as the investigation into the incident continues.
