NEW DELHI — Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the national capital to review the state’s security climate and evaluate strategic infrastructure initiatives designed to foster long-term stability in the northeastern region.
The Prime Minister’s Office officially acknowledged the discussions on social media, while Chief Minister Singh expressed gratitude for the federal administration’s sustained focus on regional development and institutional reconciliation.
Key Takeaways
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Strategic Review in the Capital: Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh conferred with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliberate on state governance and peace-building frameworks.
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Pledge Toward Lasting Stability: Singh underscored his administration’s unwavering determination to secure enduring communal harmony, public safety, and equitable development across the state.
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Alignment with National Growth: The Chief Minister noted that federal guidance serves as the cornerstone for building a progressive state in alignment with national developmental goals.
Advancing Peace and Inclusive Development
Detailing the focus of their discussions on social media, Chief Minister Singh lauded the central leadership’s commitment to the progress of the northeastern states, emphasizing that security and economic growth remain twin priorities for his administration.
“I deeply appreciate his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to the development of Manipur. Guided by his leadership, our government remains steadfast in its resolve to advance lasting peace, stability, and inclusive prosperity for the people of Manipur,” Singh stated.
The Chief Minister concluded that the state government draws constant inspiration from federal policies, remaining fully dedicated to fostering a secure, thriving environment that contributes meaningfully to broader national prosperity.
