Nueva Delhi: Highlighting that Manipur has been staggering under an “extraordinary crisis” for 21 months, with “hundreds” of lost lives and 50,000-60,000 people internally displaced, a parliamentary panel has recommended that the government establish a special committee dedicated with a separate program to address the concern of displaced women and children in the state.
The Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports Committee related to the Department, led by the deputy of Congress, Digviaya Singh, has suggested that this initiative should guarantee direct monitoring and transparent delivery delivery to avoid misuse.
“In addition, special provisions for the education of displaced children must be made, Medical care for infant mothersand employment alternatives so that affected women rebuild their lives. Measures should be taken to safeguard women and children in the fields to help sexual violence, “the Committee has suggested the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
He pointed out that a significant part of those affected in Manipur are women and children, who have been homeless, deprived of basic needs and left in extreme anguish. “His access to nutrition, education and medical care has been severely interrupted. These children, pregnant women, infant mothers and elderly women face immense difficulties, which leads to serious psychological and social consequences. The absence of economic opportunities has further deepened despair,” the committee observed.
He said that while the government has taken many measures to support the victims, but you have to do more.