Meitei women question PM’s silence on Manipur violence

With over 115 lives lost and 40,000 people displaced, the violence in Manipur still does not show signs of abating. Against the backdrop of escalating violence and communal clashes,  Khwairambam Ema Keithal Joint Coordinating Committee for Peace, a Metei women-led group, strongly condemned the central government's inaction in Manipur. In this episode, Sneha Richhariya speaks to a representative of the committee at the Press Club of India in New Delhi. The Metei group questions Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on Manipur violence. The episode discusses the demands and apprehensions of the Metei community. Additional material and references Suno India | Dispatches from Manipur At Least Nine People Killed Overnight as Manipur Violence Continues Manipur High Court orders State to provide limited internet service in designated areas The demand for a Kuki homeland, its history and rationale | Explained News,The Indian Express Manipur violence: 23 BJP, NPP MLAs meet Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, demands withdrawal of SoO Stop violence or face consequences: Manipur CM N Biren Singh warns people | Imphal News - Times of India. Kuki groups in Manipur deny violation of ground rules under Suspension of Operations pact - The Hindu Manipur violence: Almost all arms of Kuki militants still intact in camps, says army Security forces look at buffer zones on fringes of Imphal valley to check mobs | India News,The Indian Express Manipur: Khamenlok area chiefs 'call bluff' on reports of violence against MeiteisSee sunoindia.in/privacy-policy for privacy information.