‘Should not be accepted as new normal’: Meghalaya Chief Minister on assault of Manipuri woman in Delhi

In a strong condemnation of the recent assault on a Manipuri woman in Delhi, Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma emphasized that such violence should not be regarded as the new normal. The incident, which occurred at Saket Court, has sparked outrage and calls for stricter measures against racial abuse, particularly towards individuals from the North East. In response to the situation, Delhi Police have apprehended a juvenile suspect linked to the attack and are actively pursuing additional suspects. Authorities are also providing support to the victims as investigations continue. The Chief Minister's remarks highlight a growing concern over the safety and treatment of North Eastern individuals in urban areas, urging society to address these issues with urgency and compassion.
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