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| Manipur Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh |
Manipur Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh said sorry to the people of Manipur for all troubles they had undergone. Speaking before an audience in Imphal in the new year 2025, he called for unity among everybody to bring peace and heal Manipur's fractured society.
Making a Plea for Unity and Healing
The Chief Minister admitted that people have suffered because of the continued problems. "I want to say sorry to the people of Manipur. The problems and unrest have hurt me deeply. I promise to work for peace," Singh said. He asked everyone to forget their differences and strive to create a better future.
Plans for a Better Manipur
Singh promised to help the state recover and said that everyone's voice would be heard. He emphasized that working together is crucial, along with ensuring development reaches all sectors of society. He vowed to treat all complaints seriously and accord all communities the respect they deserve.
Some of the steps he mentioned include:
- Giving more powers to local leaders to solve problems in their areas.
- Starting programs to help poor and disadvantaged groups.
- Encouraging discussions between different communities to build trust and understanding.
How People React
People are mixed about Singh's apology. Some are glad he apologized and wants peace, while others feel that actions speak louder than words and wants to see it happen.
Experts feel this might be the turning point for Manipur. "Saying sorry is a brave move, but what matters is whether his plans will really work," said one political expert.
The Role of People in Peace
Singh reminded everyone that peace will only result if people will also do their part to achieve it. "Each of us has to do our part to create harmony in our everyday lives. Let's choose kindness over hate," he urged.
A Hopeful Future
The Chief Minister ended his speech with hope for a better tomorrow. "Together, we can make Manipur a peaceful and prosperous place. Let's start 2025 with a strong commitment to unity," he said.
Moving Forward
The journey to peace in Manipur will not be easy, but Singh's apology and plans are a step in the right direction. Now, it is up to the government and the people to work together and make these dreams a reality.
