Congress Raises Three Questions on Manipur Violence, Criticises PM

The opposition Congress has formally raised three questions with the central government over the violence that erupted in Manipur. The party’s leaders argue that the Prime Minister’s response to the unrest was inadequate and that the situation could have been better managed.

In a statement released by the Congress, the party demanded clear answers on the measures taken by the central administration to restore peace and prevent further escalation. The questions also probe the adequacy of security deployment and the coordination between state and central agencies.

The move comes amid growing concerns about communal tensions in the northeastern state, with the Congress calling for a more robust intervention to safeguard citizens and uphold law and order.