Meghalaya Chief Minister Mr. Conrad condemn the Rongmil incident, appeal for peace

Shillong, April 23: Meghalaya Chief Minister Mr. Conrad K Sangma today in his message to the citizens of Assam and Meghalaya express his saddened to learn about the tragic incident that occurred in the Rongmil area of East Garo Hills, Meghalaya, on April 17, 2024.

The discovery of three charred bodies, residents of Assam, buried amidst the ashes of their burnt vehicle, is a stark reminder of the brutality that can shake our communities,  the Chief Minister condemn this heinous act of violence.

The Chief Minister stated that such actions have no place in our society and stand as a grave violation of our shared humanity. In this time of sorrow and uncertainty, it is imperative that we come together as compassionate individuals and communities to ofer support and solace to those affected by this senseless tragedy.

“I appeal to each and every one of you, both in Assam and Meghalaya, to refrain from resorting to vigilante justice or any form of retaliation. Let us not allow the seeds of discord and animosity to take root in our hearts. I urge you to resist the temptations of those who seek o exploit this tragedy for their own nefarious agendas, whether through communal incitement or spreading of misinformation”, said Mr. Conrad Chief Minister.

The authorities in Meghalaya have already taken swift action by initiating athorough investigation into the matter. Rest assured; every effort is being made to bring the perpetrators of this crime to justice. However, it is equally crucial that we uphold the principles of peace, justice, and rule of law as pillars of our society.

To the affected families, he  extend my deepest condolences and assure you that you are not alone in your grief. We stand in solidarity with you, offering our support and assistance during this trying time. May peace and tranquillity prevail.

 

 

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