Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh assured the families of three individuals killed in the October 19 attack that the state administration would provide all necessary assistance. This outreach comes as protests continued across the region demanding accountability and justice for the victims.
Visits to Bereaved Families in Imphal East
The Chief Minister travelled to the homes of the victims at Nongshum in Imphal East district. According to officials, the three deceased individuals belonged to the Meitei community and were out collecting firewood when the incident occurred. During the visit, he met with the grieving family members to offer his condolences and reaffirm that the government stands firmly with them during this difficult period.
Talks with Action Committee Representatives
In addition to meeting the families, the Chief Minister held discussions with representatives of the Joint Action Committee. He listened attentively to their grievances and demands for justice. He assured them that all legitimate concerns would be examined and addressed with utmost sincerity by the authorities.
Checking on Injured Civilians at Hospital
Upon returning from Nongshum, the Chief Minister visited a private hospital at North AOC in Imphal, accompanied by Lamlai Assembly Constituency MLA Kh. Ibomcha Singh. They checked on the medical condition of two civilians who sustained injuries during the same October 19 attack. The Chief Minister instructed hospital management to ensure the injured receive top-tier medical care and wished them a quick recovery.
