
Biren says sorry, vows ‘normalisation’ in 2025
Hindustan TimesEmbattled Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Tuesday apologised for the violence that has roiled the state for 19 months and appealed to warring groups to forget the past, marking the first public expression of regret over the ethnic strife that stoked sweeping condemnation of his administration’s role and repeatedly triggered calls for his resignation. On November 17, the National People’s Party also pulled out of Singh’s government even as the Union government rushed 70 additional companies of paramilitary personnel—roughly 9,000 men – to the state. On November 29, in an interview to HT, Lalduhoma -- whose state is home to large numbers of Kuki-Zo people -- said Singh was a liability for the state, its people and the Bharatiya Janata Party, and even President’s Rule was preferable compared to his administration. Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity, an Imphal-based joint body of Meitei organisations, called CM’s statement a “positive step” but said some groups with vested interest are still involved in stoking violence.
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