Efforts for reconciliation and peace are continuing… PM Modi spoke openly for the first time on the violence in Manipur

New Delhi : Prime Minister Narendra Modi replied to the motion of thanks to the President’s address in Rajya Sabha. During this, for the first time, PM Modi openly expressed his/her views on the issue of Manipur. PM said that violence in Manipur is continuously decreasing. More than 500 people have been arrested in the state. he/she said that Manipur will reject those who do politics. Students have also given exams in Manipur. Efforts are on for reconciliation and peace in the state.

Manipur has a long history of conflict

The Prime Minister said that Manipur has a long history of conflict. he/she said that the situation in Manipur was worse in 1993. he/she said that some elements are working to add fuel to the fire in Manipur. The Prime Minister said that Manipur is also facing the problem of floods. The central government is providing full support in this. The government is continuously making efforts for Manipur.

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More than 11 thousand FIRs, more than 500 arrests

The government is constantly trying to normalise the situation in Manipur. The PM said that more than 11 thousand FIRs were filed for whatever incidents took place there. The PM said that Manipur is a small state, more than 500 people were arrested. he/she said that we have to accept the fact that incidents of violence are continuously decreasing in Manipur. This means that it is becoming possible to hope for peace, to trust in peace.

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PM Modi said that today in most parts of Manipur, schools are running like normal days, colleges are running, offices and other institutions are open. he/she said that examinations have been conducted in Manipur like in other parts of the country. PM Modi said that the central and state governments are talking to everyone. Continuous efforts are being made for peace.