With a clarion call for unity in this time of deep social tension, Manipur’s oldest and biggest student body, the All Manipur Students’ Union (AMSU), reiterated and reaffirmed that any “individuals from any community who do not subscribe to the Idea of Manipur, whose foundation was laid by our ancestors, will not be considered friends of AMSU.”
With a call for unity and oneness, this was stated by AMSU President Bruce Pebam on Sunday during the felicitation programme of the newly elected secretaries of MUSU, Colleges under DMU & Higher Sec. Schools Students’ Union Election organised at the AMSU Headquarters, DM University Campus today, which also marked a Ningol Chakkouba celebration.
He added that AMSU’s principles are rooted in inclusiveness and the collective foundation of Manipur built by forefathers. The event brought together newly elected representatives of MUSU, DMU-affiliated colleges, and higher secondary school unions.
Ngangom Uttam, Director of MAHUD & IPR, attended as Chief Guest while the Guests of Honour included social activist Lourembam Sanjoy Singh, BM Yaima Shah (Acting President, FOCS), Kh. Chandramani Khumancha (Vice President, IPOM), Khangembam Khaba (Advisor, AMSU), Moirangthem Sorojini Leima (President, UMO), and Kumabam Jibanmala Leima (President, PALEM).
AMSU, which emerged as the single largest organisation in the recent Manipur University election, reiterated its commitment to fostering unity, strengthening student leadership, and safeguarding the collective identity and future of Manipur.
