Manipur Congress Chief Addresses Clashes Over Land Dispute in Ukhrul

By A Staff Reporter

Ukhrul, Manipur: During a press briefing held today, Manipur Congress chief Keisham Meghachandra addressed the violent clashes that erupted this morning between two groups from neighboring villages over an alleged land dispute. The unfortunate incident resulted in the deaths of two villagers and one personnel from the Manipur Rifles.

"This press briefing is regarding the incident that happened today morning. In those clashes between two groups of two villages, two villagers and one Manipur Rifles personnel were killed," Meghachandra stated, emphasizing the gravity of the situation and the loss of lives.

The Congress leader expressed his concern over the escalating tensions and called for calm among the affected communities. "I appeal to all villagers of these two villages to maintain peace," he urged, stressing the importance of dialogue and understanding to resolve conflicts rather than resorting to violence.

The clashes have raised alarm among local authorities and community leaders, prompting discussions on the need for effective conflict resolution mechanisms to address such disputes peacefully. Meghachandra’s call for peace reflects a broader concern for community safety and the preservation of harmony in the region.

As investigations into the incident continue, the local government is expected to take measures to prevent further violence and promote dialogue between the conflicting parties. The tragic events serve as a reminder of the need for constructive engagement in resolving land disputes and fostering a sense of community unity in Ukhrul.