Congress demands Manipur CM’s resignation, fresh polls amid renewed violence
The party says the BJP government in Manipur has “completely failed to stop the violence” and that armed groups possess more sophisticated weapons than the security forces.
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
The party says the BJP government in Manipur has “completely failed to stop the violence” and that armed groups possess more sophisticated weapons than the security forces.
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