For having illegal weapons MHA to take action against fierce group

Manipur: Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that after the suspension of the operation, strict action will be taken against the state violents for possessing illegal weapons.

N. Biren Singh expressed the Union Home Minister’s heartfelt condolences to the people of Manipur for the further loss of life and destruction of property.
Addressing the media, CMN Manipur Biren Singh said, “Yesterday we met Home Minister Amit Shah and briefed him about the state… He (Amit Shah) expressed grief over the incident.”

Singh further asserted that Amit Shah asked the state government to normalize the situation in the state irrespective of caste and religion.
Regarding the suspension of operations (SoO) with militant groups including the Kuki National Army and the Zumi Revolutionary Army, Amit Shah assured the people of the state that as per the terms of the agreement, the joint monitoring committee with the army and the state police Jointly inspected several camps and the group still has weapons.
Amit Shah said that such issues will be dealt with strictly and legal action will be taken for possession of illegal arms, CM Biren Singh said.

The Union Home Minister assured that the Center will deal firmly with the current situation in the state and restoring peace and normalcy is their top priority. He also assured that the unity and integrity of the state will not be compromised at any cost.
Informing about the assurances given by Amit Shah during the meeting, the Chief Minister said that a joint monitoring committee comprising state and central forces will take steps to bring back the militants under Operation Suspension (So0). is doing Designated camp

They are also examining whether gun-wielding groups other than militant groups under S0 are involved in spreading violence.
The Chief Minister said that the Home Minister has asked to provide details on what can be done for the people affected by the recent violence and also assured to arrange early resettlement of the affected people.

N Biren Singh appealed to all the people not to hold any kind of rally, dharna protest or use of slogans, adding that such activities would hinder the steps taken to restore peace and normalcy in the state. can
The state government is taking all possible steps to normalize the situation in the state. He continued that paramilitary forces were deployed in the foothills and searched for essential items for people living in shelter camps opened at various places.
He appealed to the public not to believe in rumors and unverified information, adding that the current situation is critical and if not controlled, may affect the peaceful coexistence of our future generations. . He sought the cooperation of civil society organizations in the state government’s efforts to restore peace and normalcy.
He appealed to the people of Manipur to put aside what happened in the past and cooperate and cooperate in normalizing the situation in the state. During the press briefing, Power Minister Thongam Baswajit, MAHUD Minister Yumnam Khemchand, Construction Minister Govindas Konthoujam, IPR Minister Dr Sapam Ranjan and State Planning Board Vice Chairman Sorokhaibam Rajen were also present.