The ongoing tragedy in Manipur is not just a law-and-order failure—it is a complete collapse of governance and accountability.
It is deeply disturbing that the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, has once again chosen to remain deaf and silent while Manipur continues to burn. At a time when the nation expects leadership, there is an unacceptable vacuum.
Equally, the Union Home Minister, Amit Shah, has failed yet again. Despite repeated assurances and the reinstatement of the so-called “double engine government” of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Manipur, the ground reality remains grim—violence persists, communities remain divided, and thousands continue to suffer.
In contrast, the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee has taken proactive steps. A delegation led by MPCC President Okram Ibobi Singh recently met the Governor and submitted a detailed memorandum highlighting the worsening law and order situation and demanding urgent intervention to restore peace.
During the meeting, serious concerns were raised over:
The Governor was urged to take immediate steps and convey the gravity of the situation to the Central Government.
The people of Manipur have been left to fend for themselves. Homes have been destroyed, lives have been lost, and the social fabric has been torn apart. Yet, there is no serious discussion in Parliament, no urgency, and no accountability from those in power.
This is not governance. This is abandonment.
As the In-Charge for Manipur PCC Minority Department , I unequivocally state that the Indian National Congress stands firmly with the people of Manipur in this hour of crisis. We share their pain, we echo their demands, and we will continue to raise our voice until justice, peace, and normalcy are restored.
We strongly demand:
India cannot remain silent while Manipur burns.
Enough is enough. The people of Manipur deserve answers, action, and justice.
Rajesh Kumar Sethi
National Coordinator AICC Minority
Department Incharge-Manipur