In Imphal MPs from Kerala and Tamil Nadu joins interfaith peace rally

On July 11, an interfaith rally was held at the palace premises in Imphal calling for an end to violence and an initiative for dialogue.
A large number of people, around 500, belonging to diverse religious/faith traditions, and ethnic and spiritual communities actively participated in the rally, against the continued violence, efforts to save lives and humanity and dialogue. expressed his voice.
The rally was organized by Interfaith Forum for Peace and Harmony, Manipur (IFPH). Five MPs from Kerala and Tamil Nadu also joined the rally to show solidarity with the interfaith movement.
Addressing the media at the Bal Vidya Mandir campus, IFPH Convenor Deben Bachasapatim said that the people of all ages and genders participating in the rally are concerned citizens of India who have shared the fundamentals of humanity across diverse religions, faiths and spiritual communities. Also represented values. In the state
He further said that the members of the Interfaith Forum were brought together by the history of Manipur to play their part in this war situation and said that the Forum considered it a moral, social and historical responsibility to address all concerns. Make a collective humble appeal. State and non-state parties must stop violence immediately to save humanity for present and future children, create safe space and social infrastructure to build trust and confidence for humanitarian services to reach all those in need and initiate inclusive and sustainable dialogue processes using neutral and professional groups.
Stating that saving lives is greater than killing, the convener said that if the violence continues, the forum will take further steps in consultation and cooperation with like-minded people across India.