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News India Live, Digital Desk: A new chapter has begun in the politics of Manipur. With the end of the long-running President’s rule, senior BJP leaders and former speakers Yumnam Khemchand Singh Has taken oath as the new Chief Minister of Manipur. Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla administered him the oath of office and secrecy in a dignified ceremony held at Lok Bhawan, Imphal.
Along with Khemchand Singh, two Deputy Chief Ministers have also been made in an attempt to maintain caste balance in the state. from the Kuk-Zo community Nemcha Kipgen and from Naga community Losi Dikho (Losii Dikho) Has taken oath as Deputy CM.
End of President’s rule and rise of new government
President’s Rule, imposed in Manipur since February last year, was officially lifted on Wednesday. Former Chief Minister N. There was no elected government here after the resignation of Biren Singh and the caste violence that broke out in the state. Yumnam Khemchand Singh, known for his affable image and being a black belt in martial arts (Taekwondo), will now take charge of the state.
Protest by Kuk-Zo organizations: Warning of ‘shutdown’ and ‘boycott’
There are no less challenges with the formation of the government. Influential organizations like Kuk-Zo Council (KZC) and Kuk Inpi Manipur (KIM) have opposed this new government. These organizations have made it clear that any Kuk-Zo MLA who is joining this government is doing so on his personal responsibility.
The organizations say that until their demand for ‘separate administration’ is not met, they will not recognize any government. In protest, ‘total shutdown’ and rallies have been called in many areas, which has increased the concern of the administration.
Will Manipur move towards peace?
As soon as Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh took charge, he has indicated that his priority is to take all the 36 communities of the state along. “Manipur belongs to all of us, and only the participation of all communities will pave the way for peace and development here,” he said. It is noteworthy that Khemchand Singh had recently visited relief camps and interacted with the people of Kuk community, which is being seen as a big peace effort.
important political equations
Total Seats: BJP and its allies (NPP, NPF, JD-U) have a clear majority in the Manipur Assembly.
Inclusive Government: The three major communities Meitei, Kuk and Naga have been given representation in the government.
First woman Deputy CM: Nemcha Kipgen has become the first woman and first Deputy Chief Minister from the Kuk community of Manipur.
Now the eyes of the whole world are on whether this new government will be able to heal the wounds of Manipur or will this fire of protest flare up further.