Why go to Manipur? This is the purpose of the ``India'' alliance! kanimozhi is the background language
Delhi: DMK mp kanimozhi has given important information about the departure of a 21-member group of MPs from the opposition parties of the 'India' alliance on a 2-day trip to study the violence in Manipur.
Violence has been going on in Manipur for more than two and a half months since last May 3. The steps taken by the central and state governments to control this violence have not given up. There is constant tension between the Kuki-Maitei people.
Why opposition party visits violence hit Manipur? DMK mp kanimozhi explains in Delhi
It is in this context that the opposition parties are constantly demanding that prime minister Modi should give an explanation about the violence in Manipur in Parliament. Both Houses of parliament were mostly adjourned for the last 7 days as it was still not accepted.
It was in such an environment that the congress gave a no-confidence motion notice in parliament against the central government. This notice has been accepted and the discussion will be held soon. Meanwhile, the opposition parties are planning to make prime minister Modi speak about the Manipur issue.
Meanwhile, before the debate in parliament, the MPs who are part of the alliance of opposition parties formed against the bjp under the name ``India'' decided to inspect Manipur in person. Accordingly, a group of 21 people left delhi for Manipur today for a 2-day trip.
This group includes DMK mp Kanimozhi. In this context, opposition MPs arrived at delhi airport this morning to go to Manipur. Meanwhile DMK mp kanimozhi was asked about Manipur visit.
Why opposition party visits violence hit Manipur? DMK mp kanimozhi explains in Delhi
To that he said, ``About 50 thousand people have lost their homes and suffered in Manipur violence. They have been accommodated in relief camps. We are going to meet and talk to the people in these camps. We are going to meet the people of Manipur and tell them that we stand with them and that we are fighting for them.
We have taken permission to go to Manipur. And we, the citizens of India, represent the people. And this is our mission. Thus we go to Manipur. We have sought permission to meet the governor of Manipur. We are going to tell him what we see in the camps. We expect the prime minister to respond in the parliamentary debate on Manipur," he said.
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