Imphal, December 14, 2023:In the aftermath of the recent #Manipur violence, the Security Forces have undertaken the solemn responsibility of transporting the deceased to their respective villages for final burial or cremation. This compassionate effort follows the Supreme Court's directive to conduct the last rites at designated burial and cremation sites.
Upholding Dignity in Tragedy
In compliance with the Supreme Court's order, Security Forces have taken on the task of transporting the bodies from morques in #Churachandpur and #Imphal to their designated villages. This empathetic gesture allows the grieving families and loved ones to bid a final farewell to their departed souls in the sanctity of their hometowns.
A Nation in Mourning
As the nation mourns the lives lost during the violence, our thoughts and prayers go out to the departed souls. May they rest in peace, and may their families find strength during this challenging time. The initiative to facilitate the final rites emphasizes the collective effort to provide solace and closure to the grieving families.
Beyond the Battlefield - Innocent Lives and Lasting Pain
This tragic incident serves as a poignant reminder that it is the innocent public who bears the brunt of such violence, left to grapple with the enduring pain and grief. While orchestrators of violence remain indifferent to human tragedies, it is crucial for the conscientious members of both communities and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to unite in pursuit of lasting peace.
A Call to Conscientious Action
It is imperative for right-thinking individuals from all walks of life to rise to the occasion and actively contribute to building bridges of peace. War begets no winners; it is the innocent who suffer the most. As we collectively mourn the lives lost, let this tragedy serve as a catalyst for concerted efforts towards a more harmonious future.
In times of adversity, it is unity, empathy, and a commitment to peace that can pave the way forward. Let us remember that nobody truly wins in war; the measure of loss is often greater than any perceived victory.