New Dawn in Manipur: Y Khemchand Singh Takes the Helm

Y Khemchand Singh emerged as the leader of Manipur's NDA legislature party, marking a significant step towards forming a new government with Singh poised to become the chief minister. His appointment was endorsed by 35 of the 37 BJP MLAs at a meeting, setting the stage for reshaping the political landscape of the northeastern state.

NDA and BJP leaders gathered to unify support for Singh and former minister Nemcha Kipgen, who is likely to assume the role of deputy chief minister. Discussions highlighted a commitment to bringing stability and peace to a state grappling with the aftermath of previous ethnic conflicts.

The meetings were held in anticipation of the expiration of President's rule in Manipur, which had been installed due to clashes between Meitei and Kuki communities. Efforts are underway to stake a claim to form the government, aiming to usher in a new era of governance focused on unity and reconciliation among key communities.