Imphal, June 12: Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has made a fervent appeal to the people of the State to give peace a chance and to trust and have confidence in the Government of India and overnment of Manipur to bring normalcy in the State. N. Biren Singh was addressing a media briefing at the Darbar Hall, Chief Minister’s Secretariat this late afternoon. Further in his briefing, the Chief Minister highlighted a slew of steps to be taken up in the State as part of the efforts to bring peace and normalcy in the State.
Don’t miss this | One killed, many injured in fresh violence in Manipur He said the government is not silent and has been working towards bringing normalcy in the State. Ministers, MLAs and officials were working towards evacuation of affected persons, setting up of relief camps, providing security, etc. It is an unprecedented instance when a Union Home Minister has stayed in a State for three days and that an Union Minister of State has stayed for more than 16 days monitoring and taking stock of the situation in the State, the Chief Minister highlighted. He continued that under the supervision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Centre has already sanctioned a Rs. 100 crore (approx.) package for necessary immediate relief along with 30,000 MT rice for distribution to the affected people. The govern
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