Rahul Gandhi Visits Manipur: Meeting Displaced Persons and Calling for Peace

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi embarked on a two-day visit to Manipur on August 10th and 11th, 2023, aiming to understand the ongoing crisis firsthand and engage with the affected communities.

His visit comes amidst escalating violence in the state, which has displaced thousands of people and resulted in tragic loss of life.

Meeting Displaced Persons at Churachandpur Camp:

On August 10th, Gandhi visited a relief camp in Churachandpur, where he met with displaced persons from the Kuki community. He interacted with families who had lost their homes and livelihoods in the violence, listening to their stories and expressing solidarity with their plight. The camp, housing over 1,000 displaced individuals, is a testament to the scale of the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Manipur.

Calling for Peace and Dialogue:

During his visit, Gandhi emphasized the need for peace and dialogue to resolve the conflict. He stated that the violence had no place in a democratic society and called for a peaceful resolution based on understanding and reconciliation.

Gandhi’s Full Schedule:

Gandhi’s visit was meticulously planned to engage with various stakeholders and gain a comprehensive understanding of the situation.

Day 1 (August 10th):

  • Met with displaced persons at a relief camp in Churachandpur.
  • Held discussions with representatives of the Kuki community.
  • Visited affected areas in Imphal.

Day 2 (August 11th):

  • Met with representatives of the Meitei community.
  • Held discussions with civil society organizations.
  • Interacted with local leaders and political figures.

Gandhi’s visit has garnered significant attention, highlighting the urgency of addressing the crisis and finding a lasting solution for peace and stability in Manipur.

The Congress MP’s call for dialogue and his commitment to understanding the concerns of all communities serve as a crucial step towards finding a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict.

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