New Delhi, April 4, issued a legal resolution that confirms the President’s ruling in Manipor in the early hours of Friday.
The President’s ruling was implemented on February 13 in Manipor’s violence. According to a decision of the Supreme Court, within two months, the Minister of Interior of the Federation, within two months, submitted a legal decision to discuss and pass in Rajia Sebha.
The House of Representatives passed this decision at about four o’clock in the morning on Friday.
He said in the House of Representatives that the Manipur Prime Minister resigned and then discussed the ruler with MLAS and the majority members said that they were not in a position to form the government.
Shah said that after this, the Council of Ministers recommended the president of the president before the president.
He said: “According to the Supreme Court decision, it brought a legal decision to approve the House of Representatives in this regard within two months.”
Shah said that the first interest of the government is to establish peace in Manibur and there is no single death that has been there over the past four months, and only two people have been injured. He said he admits that 260 people in Manibur were killed in the violence of the class, but they wanted to tell the house that more people were killed in the violence of election in Western Bengal.
The Minister of the Interior described the court’s decision as the root cause of the deteriorating position in Manipor, where the class was preserved. He said that this court’s decision remained by the Supreme Court the next day.
He said that the government wants peace and rehabilitation and people’s wounds should be applied in Manipor.
The Minister of Interior appealed to the opposition parties not to undertake politics on the Manipur case.
Earlier, while participating in the discussion on the draft law, opposition leader Malicargon said outside that despite a lot of violence in Manipor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not yet had an opportunity to go to that state. He said that when there was tremendous pressure on the ruling party, the Prime Minister was forced to resign there.
He said that the “dual engine government” of the Bharatiya Jatata Party in Manibur proved that it had failed badly.
The leader of the Trinamol Derik Oberion Conference said that the situation in Manipor in Manibur was poor for 22 months and the Prime Minister did not go there even once. He claimed that the ruling party was adopting a position on the ghost towards Manibur.
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