Shah calls politics over violence in Manipur shameful, expresses pain in Lok Sabha.

Amit Shah condemns Manipur violence, calls politics over it ‘shameful’

Union home minister Amit Shah expressed his concern over the recent violence in Manipur, which has claimed the lives of 152 people since May 3. Shah described the incidents as shameful and urged politicians to refrain from politicizing the issue.

Shah criticizes Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Manipur

Shah criticized Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for his visit to Manipur, accusing him of indulging in drama. He claimed that Gandhi insisted on traveling by road despite suggestions to use a helicopter, leading to a three-hour delay and unnecessary spectacle.

Shah denounces the viral video of the two women

Shah condemned the horrific video of two women being paraded naked during the violence in B Phainom village. He called it a blot on society and questioned why the video was released before the start of the Parliament session. Shah assured that action has been taken against the perpetrators, as all nine individuals involved have been identified and arrested.

Shah defends Manipur CM Biren Singh

Shah defended Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh, stating that he has been cooperating with the central government. He emphasized the need to change a state CM only when they are uncooperative.

Gradual reduction in violence

Shah highlighted that violence in Manipur has been gradually decreasing, with 107 people killed in May, 30 in June, and 15 in July. He urged everyone to refrain from adding fuel to the fire and to work towards peace.

Appeal for dialogue and peace

Shah appealed to both the Meitei and Kuki communities to engage in dialogue, emphasizing that violence is not a solution. He assured the people of Manipur that peace will be restored in the state and urged politicians not to exploit the issue for political gain.

Shah urges opposition to let him speak

Shah expressed his frustration with the opposition for not allowing him to speak and answer their questions. He emphasized his accountability towards the nation and the Parliament, stating that it is his duty to provide answers.