IMPHAL, August 28: The recent tension in the border town of Moreh was resultant of a huge inefficiency of the Home department which will be highlighted to Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, BJYM Manipur president Oinam Malesh said today.<\/p>\n
Speaking to media persons, Malesh said it was the bias handling of high ranking officials and the Home minister which intensified the tension.<\/p>\n
Law and order in the State is a total failure, he claimed.<\/p>\n
Several high ranking police officers have kept the Moreh commandos inactive since the last more than six months, he alleged without naming the officials.<\/p>\n
He further condemned Home minister Gaikhangam`\u2122s reported statement that he was unaware of the inactivity of the Commando Unit of Moreh.<\/p>\n
Gaikhangam`\u2122s statement reeks of irresponsibility and he should tender his resignation on moral grounds for violation of Article 51 (A) Fundamental duty of the Constitution, Malesh demanded.<\/p>\n
He elaborated if Gaikhangam is unaware and has no knowledge of his responsibilities than there is no way law and order is going to improve under him.<\/p>\n
BJYM will soon conduct a ground reality check on the biasness of the police officers and their role during the tension and a detailed report will soon be personally submitted to Home Minister Rajnath Singh.<\/p>\n
He further demanded that the Home department should take disciplinary action against the bias police officers and in case of a negative response from the concern authority, the BJYM will urge the Union Home Minister to look into the matter.<\/p>\n
It is time, Gaikhangam answer about the communal tension in Moreh and the unfortunate incident at Aimol village Ngailon Village.<\/p>\n
The BJYM will soon visit these two places, it said.<\/p>\n\n