Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has blamed the Congress party for the ongoing turmoil in the state. In a strong statement, Singh claimed that the current crisis in Manipur is a result of the "past sins" committed by the Congress government,

Responding to Congress leader Jairam Ramesh remarks, Manipur CM Biren Singh defends his recent apology for the state’s violence, attributing the turmoil to Congress’s historical actions while calling for unity and healing among communities affected by conflict.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh apologised for the ongoing crisis in

Biren Singh questioned Congress whether former Prime Ministers PV Narasimha Rao and IK Gujral had visited Manipur to apologise for past conflicts.

Everyone, including yourself, is aware that Manipur is in turmoil today because of the past sins committed by the Congress, such as the repeated settlement of Burmese refugees in Manipur and the signing of the SoO Agreement with Myanmar-based militants in the state, spearheaded… https://t.co/A0X9urZ7M6

Manipur CM N Biren Singh blamed Congress for the state's issues, criticizing past settlement decisions under Congress and defending PM Modi's absence. He highlighted historical ethnic conflicts under Congress leadership and emphasized his efforts for rehabilitation and development.

Manipur CM Biren Singh apologised for the ongoing unrest, blaming Congress' past actions. He responded to Jairam Ramesh's criticism, citing political neglect by Congress leaders

On Tuesday, the Manipur Chief Minister expressed regret and said he wanted to "say sorry to the people of the state for what has been happening since May 3, 2023", in reference to the ethnic violence.

His response came after Congress leader Jairam Ramesh questioned the BJP on why Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not visit Manipur and apologise to the people for the ongoing strife in the state.