00:00My name is Zeg Misao. I'm from Manipur, Imphal, Sariguma.
00:07I am demanding for the resignation of the EC Commission.
00:11And I am demanding that the Prime Minister pays more attention to the people of Manipur.
00:16Even yesterday, nine more people have been dying in Manipur.
00:19It has been going for more than three years.
00:21All the police personnel are being deployed here.
00:23Thousands of police, 15,000 police personnel are deployed here.
00:26But in Manipur, not even the police, not even the army is helping the people.
00:30More than 500 people have died. I have also lost my home.
00:33But today, me and my friends, we are from different communities.
00:36We are from the communities that are fighting in Manipur.
00:39But we demand one thing. We demand that the Prime Minister pays attention to the Norti.
00:43We are friends, of course. We are very good friends.
00:46And each one is other communities?
00:49Yeah, he is from the Mete community. I am from the Kuki community.
00:52But we are coming here today to demand one thing.
00:55To have free, fair elections so that the people can vote the BJP out of power
01:00so that we can have justice for the people who are dying.
01:03That's what we demand.
01:04And what's your name?
01:06Lan Chanba. Lan Chanba.
01:07What is your demand?
01:09My demand is that we bring peace to Manipur.
01:18It has been burning for more than three years and there hasn't been a resolution since so long.
01:24And people are suffering, but the government hasn't paid any attention to this since three years.
01:29But when the people are protesting in the capital, only then the government is paying attention to this.
01:36So why not Manipur since three years? Why now? That's what I want to ask the government.
01:43And what's your name?
01:44My name is Gun Kivgin.
01:46Yeah.
01:46What is the problem in Manipur living together with all the communities?
01:52We're not living together. We're all living separately.
01:56All the communities, they're all in different parts of Manipur.
01:59We can't stay together.
02:01Because that's how it's been now.
02:02Because the state is burning.
02:04And right now, we're here for the protest.
02:07So like hoping to make a small change.
02:09Hoping to culture more people about Manipur and what's happening.
02:36The state has been burning. We've been all peering for our, we've been crying, we've been asking for help from
02:41the government.
02:42But they don't have anything to come from here.
02:44So we're here.
02:45So hoping to make a small change.
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