Night-long protest on Independence Day eve: Manipur, violence against women in focus
leadership as the former health minister of the state received high appreciation, particularly in the face of the formidable Nipah and COVID-19 outbreaks. Other women legislators, writers and social activists will also join the demonstration, PTI reported.
The event will start with a march, where demonstrators will wear black attire. The participants have organised diverse performances aimed at highlighting the multifaceted spectrum of violence against women.
These displays will continue until the early hours of August 15. The protest will involve the ceremonial lighting of a lamp, a gesture signifying unity and unwavering support for the women who have endured such atrocities.
The gathering is set to draw a diverse cross-section of society, encompassing college students, women of all ages, and individuals from various walks of life. (With PTI inputs)
. Read more on livemint.com
