Constructive deliberations held on law and order, peace initiatives, and strengthening party organisation in Manipur
Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand expressed his honour at meeting Hon’ble Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh at his office today, accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Shri L. Dikho. The meeting featured a constructive interaction on critical security issues in the State.
During the discussions, the Chief Minister requested the Centre’s support on key defence-related matters concerning Manipur and proposed the establishment of a Territorial Army (TA) battalion in the state. The initiative is seen as a significant step toward enhancing local participation in national defence while strengthening security preparedness in this sensitive border region.
The Defence Minister assured that the safety and security of Manipur remain a top priority for the Government of India and extended full support to ensure a peaceful and secure environment. The Chief Minister expressed his sincere gratitude for the continued guidance and support in safeguarding the interests of the people.
The meeting holds particular significance as the newly sworn-in Chief Minister seeks to strengthen Centre–state coordination on security and strategic issues in Manipur.
In another special key engagement, the Chief Minister met Nitin Nabin at the Party’s National Office, accompanied by Deputy Chief Ministers Smt. Kipgen Nemcha and Shri L. Dikho. The delegation held comprehensive discussions on the prevailing law and order situation in Manipur and reviewed urgent, coordinated measures to restore lasting peace, stability, and public confidence. The leaders also deliberated on strengthening the Party’s organisational structure in the State to better serve public aspirations.
The meeting highlights a shared commitment to good governance, unity, and sustained development in Manipur, reflecting a focused approach toward both administrative efficiency and public welfare.
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