It is our collective responsibility to work towards restoring peace in the lives of families in Manipur, considering ourselves as their extended...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin condemned the obstruction of Rahul Gandhi's visit to Manipur, urging collective national solidarity to restore peace and healing.
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It is our collective responsibility to work towards restoring peace in the lives of families in Manipur, considering ourselves as their extended family. Let political differences or any other barriers never hinder our efforts to bring tranquility into their lives. Stopping brother @RahulGandhi from visiting only obstructs the path to progress. Let us lend an ear to the voices of our brothers and sisters in Manipur, as they deserve healing and peace above all else.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin expressed grave distress over the escalating ethnic violence and humanitarian suffering in Manipur, calling upon the national leadership to prioritize restoring peace and harmony. Stalin stated that the entire country must view the displaced families of Manipur as their extended household and shoulder the collective moral responsibility of bringing solace into their shattered lives. He criticized political boundaries and bureaucratic hurdles being erected to impede genuine humanitarian outreach in the troubled northeastern state.
The Chief Minister condemned the decision of administrative authorities to halt Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's convoy en route to visit relief camps in Churachandpur. Stalin remarked that preventing political leaders from listening to aggrieved citizens obstructs the path of national healing and reconciliation. He emphasized that the displaced ethnic communities in Manipur desperately require empathetic listening, immediate rehabilitation, and credible administrative assurance rather than heavy-handed administrative suppression.
Stalin urged the Union government to rise above narrow partisan interests, initiate meaningful dialogue between conflicting groups, and restore lasting tranquility. He reiterated that Tamil Nadu stands in firm solidarity with the peace-loving citizens of Manipur.