CM announces Rs 10 lakh ex gratia, reviews conditions at the relief camp, and pays tributes during a day of official engagements
Imphal: Manipur Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh on April 11 visited the Akampat Relief Camp in Imphal East, where he met the family of a seven-year-old internally displaced girl who was raped and murdered. During the visit, he announced an ex gratia assistance of Rs 10 lakh and assured the family of full government support in securing justice.
Interacting with displaced residents, the Chief Minister reviewed their concerns and directed officials to act swiftly on issues related to safety, living conditions, and rehabilitation. He emphasised that restoring dignity and stability for internally displaced persons remains a key priority.
The victim, originally from Moreh, had gone missing on April 4 and was later found dead a day later in Imphal West, triggering widespread concern over the safety of vulnerable communities in relief camps. Authorities have confirmed that the accused has been arrested, and further investigation is underway.
On the same day, Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh also paid tributes to Maharaj Narasingh on his 176th death anniversary at Kangla in Imphal. He performed tarpan at Nungjeng Pukhri and offered obeisance during the Shree Shree Govindajee Jalakeli Pala led by Maharajkumari Hemamanjuri.
The Chief Minister also attended a wreath-laying ceremony at Imphal airport to honour BSF constable Mithun Mandal, who was martyred during a firing incident involving armed groups in Ukhrul district on Friday. Senior officials, including the state’s Director General of Police and the security advisor, were present on the occasion.
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