There has been an atmosphere of disturbance once again in Manipur. On Tuesday, protesters attacked important institutions like Geological Survey of India and District Election Office. Angry mob closed central government offices in many districts. The root of this entire controversy is in a word, which is being tried to understand.
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On May 20, reporters in a government bus were being taken to the coverage of Shirui Lily Festival in Ukhul district, when security forces stopped the bus near Gwalatabi outpost in East Imphal district. During this time, employees of the Directorate of Information and Public Relations (DIPR) were forced to cover the name Manipur with white paper on the glass next to the bus. After this incident, protests took place in the Meeti -dominated Imphal Valley.
On Tuesday, the performance took a fierce form. The student branch of the Cordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (Kokomi), an organization of Meeti Group, intensified its agitation by closing several central government offices in the districts of the valley. The activists locked two central offices in Imphal and asked the employees to leave the building, and locked the main gate. Apart from this, he also locked the office of Geological Survey of India and raised slogans like ‘apologize or Manipur’ against the Governor.
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People took out march
Hundreds of people took out a march in Lamlong Eastern district against efforts to divide Manipur. Along with this, a 5 km long human chain was formed from Singajamei to Lillong in Imphal West district. Similar protests were also held in Nambol and Bishnupur cities of Bishnupur district.
Kokomi has demanded the resignation of the Chief Secretary, Director General of Police (DGP) and Security Advisor along with public apologies from Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla.
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What did former CM Biren Singh say?
Former Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that he discussed the current situation of the state with Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla. In this conversation, he suggested inviting protesters to communicate to resolve the incident of Gwalatabi.
A delegation of a Meeti organization in Manipur on Tuesday informed the central government about its concerns about a recent incident. He expressed his serious concerns about the dangers arising out of narco-attitude, illegal immigration, illegal opium cultivation and deteriorating law and order in the state.
The organization was represented by a seven -member team, while the Ministry of Home Affairs was present on behalf of the Ministry of Home Affairs AK Mishra and Joint Director Rajesh Kamble.
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What did Congress leader Ibobi Singh demand?
Senior Manipur Congress leader Okram Ibobi Singh has demanded that the officer of the state should apologize to the people of the state who ordered the removal of the state’s name from the government bus. He said that it is impossible that the workers of the Mahar Regiment of the Indian Army should ask to hide the name of Manipur on the government bus without order of any competent officer. Ibobi Singh also stated that this competent officer can be the Governor, DGP or Safety Advisor, and they should accept their mistake so that some other losses can be avoided further. He also clarified that Manipur’s name exists before the merger in India in 1949, and the governor and other officials should understand this fact.
