Manipur situation is returning to normalcy, says CM N Biren Singh
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that the situation in the State is coming back to normalcy. The state government on Wednesday started handing over prefabricated homes to the ethnic strife-affected victims.
He maintained that the State Government had been putting in every effort to restore normalcy in the State and also to bring back the normal lives of affected people in all aspects.
Stating that the situation in the State is coming back to normal, he informed that security personnel deployed had started carrying out duties at their respective places. He expressed hopefulness that normalcy will return soon and gave credit for this, to the support of various civil society organizations, churches, women organizations, and other stakeholders.
Singh inaugurated and handed over Temporary Shelter Homes for displaced families at Sajiwa Jail Complex, Imphal East.
The shelter homes were constructed under the Scheme for Providing Temporary Shelter to Displaced Families for 3000 shelter units.
Singh maintained that rehabilitation of persons displaced due to the ongoing unrest in the State is the utmost priority of the Government. As such, prefabricated shelter homes which have been constructed near Sajiwa Jail are being handed over for relocation of 400 displaced families as the first phase, he added.
The Chief Minister recalled that many innocent people from both hill and valley regions had been taking shelter at different relief camps following the unfortunate incident that happened on 3rd May this year.
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