Manipur Assembly pays tribute to 15 leaders, including former PM Manmohan Singh

The Assembly also remembered sitting legislators Vungzagin Valte and N Kayisii, alongside several former ministers and other notable leaders. Referring to Valte, the Chief Minister noted, “Referring to Valte, the Chief Minister said he died last month in a private hospital in Gurugram after suffering injuries in an unfortunate incident, adding that his demise had deeply affected the Assembly and the people he represented.” These acknowledgements reflected the sentiments within the House regarding the impact of the losses on both the Assembly and the broader community.

The session saw participation both in person and virtually, with Deputy Chief Minister Nemcha Kipgen joining remotely. Other attendees included BJP MLAs LM Khaute and N Sanate, as well as Kimneo Hangshing from the Kuki People's Alliance. Officials confirmed the virtual participation of these members, ensuring that the tributes and legislative work could continue with broad representation. “officials said.”

The ongoing Assembly session, which resumed on Monday, is scheduled to continue until March 17, comprising seven sittings. During this period, the House will address significant legislative matters such as the presentation of budget estimates for 2026–27, supplementary demands for grants for 2025–26, and the report from the Business Advisory Committee. The Assembly had previously convened for a one-day session on February 5, following the swearing-in of Y. Khemchand Singh as Chief Minister.