Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh chaired a meeting with BJP MLAs at the Secretariat on Monday, with the party’s Manipur in-charge, Dr. Rajdeep Roy, and senior state leaders attending to discuss developmental priorities, the prevailing situation in the state and efforts to strengthen the party’s grassroots organisation.
The meeting was attended by BJP state senior vice-president N. Nimbus Singh and general secretaries Kekrembam Saratkumar Singh Modimeraparivar, L. Deben Singh and Pangambam Premananda Meitei.
According to the party, discussions focused on key development priorities, pressing issues confronting Manipur and strategies to strengthen engagement with people at the grassroots level. The leaders also reiterated their stated commitment to peace, stability and development in the state.
In a separate engagement, Dr. Rajdeep Roy and state general secretary Kekrembam Saratkumar Singh Modimeraparivar met the Director General of Police (DGP) to discuss the prevailing law-and-order situation, public security measures and ongoing efforts to maintain peace across the districts.
The BJP said Roy appreciated the police force’s role in maintaining law and order and stressed the need to support community-level peace initiatives and public welfare measures.
Earlier, Roy, accompanied by the party’s general secretaries, visited Shree Shree Govindaji Temple in Imphal and offered prayers for peace, harmony and the welfare of the people of Manipur.
The engagements come as the BJP leadership reviews the state’s security situation and development priorities amid continuing concerns over peace and stability in Manipur.
