Manipur Government Plans New Multi-Community Committee

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Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh wants a new committee. It will bridge the gap between all communities in the state. He announced the plan on Thursday, November 12, following a meeting with 10 smaller tribes at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat in Imphal. The move targets better coordination and inclusive growth.

Singh noted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked him if such a group already existed. He plans to consult stakeholders before moving forward. The state is home to 36 distinct communities. Many lack a voice in the legislature or bureaucracy. This platform aims to fix that imbalance. Singh said, "The government would prioritise long-term policies aimed at improving people's lives rather than relying on short-term measures."

He warned against making empty promises. The committee will act as a formal space for small tribes to voice their needs. Officials expect this to foster peace across the region. Tribal representatives showed their support by presenting gifts to the Chief Minister during the session.

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