Zoramthanga on Manipur Violence: Mizoram CM Zoramthanga made an emotional appeal to end the violence in the neighboring state of Manipur, saying that it is responsible and law-abiding India. It is up to the citizens or organizations involved to find immediate ways to restore peace. Zoramthanga said in a post, Manipur witnessed a cruel, unpleasant and unnecessary incident in the beginning of May. This very moment, 3 in the morning: 20, 4th of July, 2023; It seems that nothing has changed. We’re counting down, and today 067th day is.

300 killed more than As per reports in Manipur since May 3 have been killed, more than have been injured and nearly ,000 have been ousted from their homes when the numerically dominant Meitei community in the northeastern state – which forms part of the state’s population % and especially among tribal communities Ethnic violence broke out. Especially the Kuki community who live mainly in the hilly districts.

CM Zoramthanga wrote in his post that although we hope with a lot of goodwill, anticipation and hope that things will get better, the situation seems to be getting worse. When will it stop? I express my condolences to my Manipuri Zo ethnic brother, my constant prayers for those who have lost their loved ones, their homes and families have been torn apart. May the merciful Lord grant you the strength and wisdom to overcome this devastating event.

The onset of May witnessed a brutal, untoward and uncalled-for incident in Manipur. At this very moment, 3: 30am, July the 4th, 2023; nothing seems to have changed. We are counting, and today is the 62nd day.

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— Zoramthanga (@ZoramthangaCM) July 3, 2023 Should we defuse the situation by keeping quiet? CM Zoramthanga further wrote in his post that, I wish to never see pictures and video clips of burning of churches, brutal killings and all kinds of violence, regardless of gender and age. If there’s only one way to make peace, would we choose it? Many lives have been lost, there is bloodshed everywhere, physical torture is being inflicted and the victims are seeking refuge wherever possible. Without a doubt, those victims are my relatives and relatives, my own blood and should we hush up the situation by keeping quiet? ,The central government should help us immediately on humanitarian grounds CM Zoramthanga wrote in his post, I don’t think so! I would like to call for immediate restoration of peace and normalcy. It is imperative and imperative for the responsible and law abiding citizens or institutions of India to find immediate ways to restore peace. Development with human touch and Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas applies to my Zo ethnic tribes in Manipur as well! in Mizoram as a result of the brutal violence in Manipur People are internally displaced. Number of refugees and/or IPs from Manipur, Myanmar and Bangladesh 101 , has exceeded. I wish and pray that the central government should help us immediately on humanitarian grounds.

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Tue, Jul 4, 2023, 10: 17 PM IST