Exclusive | Situation in Manipur critical, says Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma, urges Centre to intervene

New Delhi: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma on Tuesday said that the Centre should take a company stand in resolving the continuing crisis in Manipur. Talking to the media, the chief minister as well added that the positioning in Manipur would maybe deteriorate as well if the government. doesn’t bring all communities together.

“The site in Manipur is serious and we resolve the issue as soon the that that you'd have the ability to visualize. There are some MLAs from my birthday celebration too in Manipur. We now have many times requested the Central government to take a company decision on the matter,” CM Sangma said.

“If we will’t bring peace and no longer bring every person together, the positioning would maybe deteriorate as well. Hence, we request the Central government to intervene and to locate a political solution so that peace can return to Manipur as soon as that that you'd have the ability to visualize,” he added.

Situation Deteriorates In the same way In Manipur

The site deteriorated as well in Manipur on Tuesday. Over 40 students were injured on Tuesday following clashes with security forces after they attempted to march towards the Raj Bhavan in Imphal to press for their demands to position off the DGP and security advisor to the state government.

Thousands of students and women demonstrators tried to march towards the Raj Bhavan on BT Road in Imphal but were stopped by security forces near the Congress Bhavan, they said.

The agitators shouted slogans and pelted security personnel with stones and glass marble balls, forcing the boys in uniform to fireplace tear gas shells to disperse them, a police officer said.

Manipur University students also staged a protest rally and burnt the effigy of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. They later headed for the state secretariat, but were stopped at Kakwa in Imphal West district, he said.