IMPHAL: The CPI claimed that the apology tendered by Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh over ethnic strife in the northeastern state was not enough, and demanded his resignation. The crisis in Manipur highlights the "absolute breakdown of governance",

The crisis in Manipur highlights the "absolute breakdown of governance", the Left party alleged in a statement

Committee on Tribal Unity (Cotu), a conglomerate of civil society organisations in the Kuki-Zo-majority Kangpokpi district, saw Singh’s apology 'as a means to absolve himself of the political mess he

Says only way forward is with dialogue, urges all communities to forgive and forget; Congress asks why PM is still silent.

Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh’s apology for the communal violence in the state has sparked mixed reactions.

CM's apology hints that the government is willing to adopt a more inclusive and participatory model of governance in the northeastern state.

Manipur CM Biren Singh issued an apology to the people of the state for the loss of lives and displacement caused ever since violence broke out on May 3.

Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh apologised to the people of the state and expressed “regret” for ethnic violence that has rocked the state since May 2023.

Manipur CM N Biren Singh has expressed regret over the ongoing crisis in the state, offering an apology to the people for the ongoing violence since May 2023.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh expressed deep regret for the ongoing crisis and apologized to the people for the turmoil since May 2023. He hopes normalcy will return in 2025 and urged communities to forget past mistakes and start anew,

Biren Singh, who has come under fire from the opposition over his handling of the violence, emphasised that peace was being restored in Manipur and hoped for restoration of normalcy in 2025.