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'We Feel Abandoned': CJP's Ashutosh Ranka Raises Manipurians' Plight Amid Unrest
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What Happened?
Ashutosh Ranka, co-convener of the Cockroach Janta Party, expressed concern over the unrest in Manipur, highlighting the struggles faced by locals. He emphasized solidarity with the people of Manipur amid ongoing violence.
Key points
- Ashutosh Ranka highlighted the plight of Manipurians during calls with the CJP North East team.
- He stated that locals feel abandoned amid ongoing unrest.
- Ranka expressed solidarity with the people of Manipur, hoping for peace.
- Two youths went missing in Kangpokpi district, prompting a 48-hour shutdown.
- More than 50 people have died due to ethnic clashes in Manipur since February last year.
Key insights
- The ongoing violence may lead to increased tensions between ethnic groups in Manipur.
- The missing youths' case could escalate the unrest further.
- Solidarity from political leaders may influence public sentiment and response to the crisis.
Why it matters
The unrest in Manipur affects the local population's safety and well-being.
Entities
Ashutosh Ranka· PersonCockroach Janta Party· OrganizationManipur· StateKangpokpi· City
Source
Times Now
