INDIA front MPs visit Manipur relief camps, call situation pathetic
The 21-member parliamentary delegation of the opposition said that the situation in Manipur is a national security issue and called the PM's silence a brazen indifference.
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The 21-member parliamentary delegation of the opposition said that the situation in Manipur is a national security issue and called the PM's silence a brazen indifference.
Union Sports minister Anurag Thakur on Sunday took a jibe at the Opposition parties of the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (I.N.D.I.A.) delegation and asked why they are running away from discussion over the Manipur issue.
Manipur crisis can lead to security problem for nation: 21 MPs
The memorandum further stated: "We are indeed very shocked and sad to hear the stories of anxieties, uncertainties, pain and sorrows of the individuals affected by the unprecedented violence unleashed by both sides since the beginning of the clashes. There is anger and a sense of alienation among all communities, which has to be addressed without delay."
The MPs who were part of the delegation will brief floor leaders of I.N.D.I.A alliance in the Parliament building at 9:30 am on Monday.