Manipur Chief Minister Calls for Unity and Peace Among Communities
Manipurs Chief Minister urges community unity and peaceful coexistence during a celebration in Imphal.
Imphal, November 1 (Daily Kiran) : Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh urged all communities in Manipur to collaborate in fostering a peaceful state where diverse groups can coexist harmoniously. Speaking at the 35th Coral Jubilee celebration of Brahma Kumaris at the Bhagyachandra Open Air Theatre in Imphal, he emphasized the need for mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence.
Highlighting the contributions of Brahma Kumaris, Khemchand noted that the organization began its journey in Manipur in 1992 and has consistently pursued its mission of selfless service with humility and dedication. He called on attendees to pray for peace and harmony among all communities in the state, stressing the importance of collective efforts to build a society based on mutual respect and understanding.
Khemchand also pointed out that scholars have often highlighted the significance of meditation in dispelling negativity and fostering positive thoughts. He stated that such practices are vital for creating a peaceful society with a positive outlook.
In a message on social media platform X, he remarked, “This Coral Jubilee, 2026, is not just a celebration of 35 years; it is an expression of gratitude, a recognition of transformed lives, and a renewed commitment to serving humanity.” He extended his best wishes to Brahma Kumaris and praised the organization’s selfless service aimed at promoting the spiritual welfare, peace, and collective progress of the people of Manipur.
Home Minister Konthoujam Govindas Singh addressed the gathering, celebrating 35 years of dedicated service in promoting spiritual awareness, moral values, peace, and harmony in society as a significant achievement and a valuable contribution to the public. He congratulated the Brahma Kumaris family in Manipur on this milestone and wished for the organization’s continued success in fostering spiritual welfare, compassion, and unity among the people.
The event was attended by legislators Thongam Shanti Singh and Mayanglambam Rameshwar Singh, along with representatives from various states and other dignitaries.
