INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERFERES IN MANIPUR ISSUE



Every Indian proudly say that our India is the largest democracy in the world. We proclaim to the world about our age old culture and civilization. Alas, what is happening in this country! It is reported to have motivated by some people who seemed to have taken the oath to break the unity and fraternity of this great country for their own personal achievements.

A country, believed to have given birth to countless number of gods, believed to be respecting the women as the 'Aadi Para Shakti', paraded our beloved and respected women naked through the Manipur streets and then the whole crowd raped them. One of these women is the wife of the Hero of the Kargil war! Should we not bow out head with shame?

Countless number of women from children to old aged were raped in Manipur. Around 150 were reported to have killed. Many hundreds are seriously injured. Houses of over 60,000 people were destroyed. And they were forced to run away from their homes. What is happening in Manipur is beyond human imagination. And many of these are reported to have happened in the vicinity of the police. What is the error of these poor people, nothing but they took birth in a certain community. 

Who fuelled the fire? All except those committing the cruelties know this. There is nothing but power and money behind this. But it is being done behind the religious curtain. Their ultimate aim is not good or God but power and money. All that this great country have built in thousands of years have been brought into shambles in a few days! According to a recent report by the Outlook,  some of the motions tabled in the European Union Parliament by six parliamentary groups, criticised the Modi government's handing of the two months long violence in Manipur, a move that New Delhi termed as an  unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of India. Many number of meetings and rallies to protest against what is happening in Manipur, have held in different parts of the world including USA, it is reported. Can we live here with no relation with any countries in the world? If this is allowed to continue, it is certain that our economy will be shattered.

K V George 

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