Christians protest over clashes in Manipur

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Updated At : 11:41 AM Jul 31, 2023 IST

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Ludhiana, July 30

Members of the Christian community held a peaceful protest at Jalandhar Bypass here on Sunday to express solidarity with the victims of ethnic violence in Manipur.

Community leader Albert Dua, who led the protest, accused the BJP-led Central and Manipur state governments of targeting the Christian community every now and then and being indifferent to their progress and contribution to the nation.

The protesters submitted a memorandum meant for higher authorities to the police, and accused the Central and Manipur state governments of inaction to tackle the conflict.

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