Manipur rights activist Irom Sharmila said that peace would come to the restive north eastern state through political effort.
In her address at a function in Delhi University, she said that if voted to power she would spare no pain to restore peace to the north eastern region where the draconian Act like the Arms Forces Special Powers Act would have no place.
“I broke my fast to politically fight for the people. Peace would come only through political initiatives,” said Sharmila. “I hope people would be support me in my mission of peace,” said the rights crusader.
She made it plain and simple that she would not join the Aam Admi Party. “I would neight join AAP and nor have a plan to float a new party,” said Sharmila adding “I came here to Delhi and called on Arvind Kejriwal only at his invitation.”
The 'Uttar Purvi Mahotsav 2024', a five-day cultural extravaganza showcasing Northeast India's richness, kicks off on January 13 at Bharat Mandapam. Organized by the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) and NEHHDC, the festival aims to display diverse arts, crafts, and cultures, fostering economic opportunities. With 250 participants including weavers, farmers, and entrepreneurs, the event features panel discussions, buyer-seller meets, traditional performances, and a focus on women's roles in regional development. Highlighting the youth's contribution and challenges, the festival aims to explore how they can shape India's economic landscape. Additionally, specialized...
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