Expressing concern about the safety of students from Manipur who are pursuing higher studies or professional courses outside the state, Manipur Governor Anusuiya Uikey has appealed to the governments of all states to ensure their safety.
The governor is deeply concerned about those students who are pursuing their higher studies or professional courses, etc., in different parts of the country since the unprecedented ethnic clash broke out on May 3, 2023, the Raj Bhavan said in a release on Monday.
In order to ensure that the academic pursuits of students from Manipur are not affected or disturbed, the governor made an appeal to all the Governors or Lt Governors or Administrators through demi-official letters to ensure the safety of those students who are pursuing studies in their respective states, the Raj Bhavan added.
“All the Governors/Lt. Governors/Administrators reciprocated that necessary arrangements have been made to ensure the safety of those students and their academic pursuits are not affected,” the release stated.
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The release also stated that the Governor, on behalf of the people of Manipur, expressed her gratitude to all the Governors/Lt. Governors/Administrators for the invaluable cooperation extended to the students of Manipur during this critical juncture.
Governors of Tamil Nadu and Nagaland assured to extend the requisite assistance to those students in Tamil Nadu (20 students) and Nagaland (238 students) whenever necessity arises, the Raj Bhavan said.
Anusuiya Uikey strongly believes that all concerned will continue to extend their help till the situation is completely normalized. Further, she also believes that whenever necessity arises, those students can approach the respective Governor’s Secretariats for help which they will certainly comply with, the Raj Bhavan added.
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