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Manipur Residents Reject Festivities Ahead of Modi’s Visit, Demand Justice

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1Nojor Desk
  • 11 Sep 25
  • 09:58 PM

Manipur continues to reel from the scars of over two years of violent conflict, which has claimed more than 260 lives and displaced thousands. Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit on September 13, local communities, including Kuki and Zo groups, oppose cultural celebrations, insisting that justice and lasting solutions are needed instead of music and dance. Victims and displaced committees say their mourning is far from over, and question the delayed attention from the government, seeing the visit as too little, too late.

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Jugantor 11 Sep 25

“You Can’t Dance with Tears in Your Eyes”: Manipur Residents Anguished Ahead of Modi’s Visit

Manipur continues to live with the raw scars of a bloody conflict that has lasted over two and a half years. The victims’ tears have yet to dry. Amid this backdrop, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Manipur on September 13, and the administration has organized cultural performances in his honor. However, the affected residents insist that what they need is justice and long-term solutions, not music and dance.

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