Editor
Manipur's Chief Minister, N. Biren Singh, took to social media to share his heartfelt relief and gratitude as 212 fellow Indian citizens, all of Meitei origin, who had sought refuge across the Myanmar border following the unrest in Moreh town of Manipur on May 3rd, have successfully returned to Indian soil.
In a commendable display of unity and resilience, these citizens, facing challenging circumstances, have now been safely repatriated, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Indian Army. CM N. Biren Singh extended his appreciation to the armed forces for their dedication in ensuring the safe return of these individuals to their homeland.
Specifically, the Chief Minister acknowledged the vital role played by various military officials in this humanitarian mission. He expressed sincere gratitude to Lt Gen. RP Kalita, who heads the GOC Eastern Command, and Lt Gen. HS Sahi, the GOC of 3 Corps, for their unwavering service and leadership during this operation. Additionally, Col. Rahul Jain, commanding officer of the 5 Assam Rifles, was also recognized for his significant contribution to the successful repatriation.
This triumphant return of 212 Indian citizens showcases the resilience and unwavering spirit of the people of Manipur and their commitment to their homeland. It also underscores the dedication of the Indian Army in safeguarding the welfare and safety of its citizens, even in challenging circumstances.
The Chief Minister's message of relief and gratitude, conveyed through social media, serves as a testament to the government's commitment to the well-being of its citizens and the collaborative efforts of various authorities in ensuring their safe return. It is a heartwarming example of unity and resilience in the face of adversity.
The nation joins CM N. Biren Singh in celebrating the safe return of these 212 citizens, offering its own gratitude to the Indian Army for its unwavering service and dedication to the welfare of the people.