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The MPCC urged against utilisation of government employee in political events, saying government servants should not be seen as an extension of any political parties in Manipur.
Ngamkhohen Kipgen was felicitated in the presence of co-opted member of MPCC Lamtinthang Haokip and president DCC Zilthang Touthang along with chairman of ST Kishan Morcha, executive members of DCC and block presidents of Saitu and Kangpokpi.
To earn the tag of citizen centric government, MPCC spokesperson asked the state government to let its action match with the words and commitment it makes.
MPCC officer bearers and its members unanimously took the resolution in a two-day session in Imphal on January 6-7.
Key speakers in the meeting criticised the ‘One Nation and One Culture’ theory of the BJP government
'We must collectively strive to build a safe and secure environment for girls and women in the State'.
Commenting on the recent Farmers’ Acts, passed in Parliament, Okendro charged that the BJP did not bother to consult all stakeholders before passing the acts.
Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee termed the three farm bills recently passed in Parliament "anti-farmers"
BREAKING NEWS: The proprietor of Arun Enterprises will be contesting the next assembly election from Wangkhei assembly constituency.
The Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee said it is unfortunate that the six former Congress MLAs have abandoned the people of their respective constituency amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Okendro was speaking during the observance of 129th Patriots' Day on Thursday at the campus of MPCC, BT Road, Imphal.
Okendro was reacting to the explanations given by Sagolband MLA RK Imo and Wangkhei MLA Okram Henry on August 6 in regards to the show-cause notice served by the party to the two MLAs on July 24
MPCC vice-president Ratankumar also questioned the government if there are any separate and unwritten protocols for BJP leaders in the state.
Newly appointed office bearers of Manipur Pradesh Youth Congress Committee (MPYC) took oath in a ceremony held at state Congress party office located at BT Road, Imphal on Saturday.
