On Monday, Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh met with representatives from the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) committees to discuss the resettlement of individuals affected by ethnic conflict in the state. Singh shared this development on social media, stating that the meeting at the secretariat was productive and focused on understanding the current needs of those in relief camps. The discussions included detailed plans for the safe and dignified return of IDPs from Moreh, Churachandpur, and Kangpokpi, emphasizing that resettlement is a top priority for the government. Singh reassured that the authorities are carefully considering necessary measures to ensure long-term security and stability for the affected individuals.
The review also encompassed the conditions of families who have already been resettled, with an aim to bolster their rehabilitation, provide livelihood support, and enhance their overall well-being, enabling them to rebuild their lives with dignity and confidence. The Chief Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to healing the community, promoting an inclusive environment, and securing a peaceful future for all residents of Manipur. Furthermore, it was noted that the central government has recently sanctioned the construction of 5,000 new houses for the rehabilitation of internally displaced persons in Manipur through the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G), highlighting ongoing efforts to assist those affected by the crisis.
