Manipur CM - INSPECTS ONGOING CONSTRUCTION OF SANGAI ETHNIC PARK AT MOIRANG KHUNOU
Hon'ble CM N. Biren Singh today visited the site at Moirang Khunou where Sangai Ethnic Park is being constructed and inspected the ongoing construction work. Sangai Ethnic Park is constructed to host the Sangai Festival as the main venue. Huts representing different tribal groups of the State would be set up at the Ethnic Park.
Interacting with locals of Moirang Khunou, Hon'ble CM expressed thankfulness for according him a warm welcome by people of Kwakta, Moirang Khunou and other neighbouring villages on his way to the Ethnic Park.
Visited the ongoing construction site of Sangai Ethnic Park along with Hon’ble MLAs and officials. We are working 24*7 to ensure that the project gets completed before the Sangai Festival in November.Above all, I’m thankful to the people for their immense cooperation. pic.twitter.com/jj0psm4nm2
— N.Biren Singh (@NBirenSingh) September 1, 2022
Expressing satisfaction on the support of nearby people in widening the approach road to the park, he stated that such support from the public would be of big contribution to the developmental works taken up by the Government.
Hon'ble CM informed the State Government had invited Hon’ble President Smt. Droupadi Murmu to attend the Sangai Festival this year. As such, the Government is putting much effort into constructing the park properly as the site will be the main venue for the Sangai Festival 2022, he added. Continuing that the site had been chosen for construction of the Ethnic Park considering the suitability of the area, he expressed that hosting the festival near the habitat of Sangai (brow-antlered deer) would better to make visitors more aware of the State Animal.
He further informed that Sangai Festival was held only at Imphal earlier. However, with the formation of his Government, the festival began to be held at different places of the State including Keibul Lamjao and as Cherry Blossom festival at Mao. He continued that, this year, the festival would also be held at other places including Khuga and Behiang where Manipur Southern Cultural Centre is being constructed, as Sangai stands for the whole State. Stating that he would visit the site frequently to look after the construction work, he appealed to the public to continue rendering their support.
Chairman, Loktak Development Authority Shri Moirangthem Asnikumar, MLA of Thanga AC Shri Tongbram Robindro, MLA of Moirang AC Shri Thongam Shanti, MLA of Mao AC Shri Losii Dikho, MLA of Karong AC Shri J Kumo Sha, Chief Secretary Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Additional Chief Secretary Shri V. Vumlunmang, Managing Director, Manipur Police Housing Corporation Limited (MPHC Ltd.) Shri C. Doungel, Commissioner (Tourism) Shri P.K. Jha and other Senior officials accompanied the Chief Minister during the inspection.
Later, the Hon'ble CM also visited the INA War Memorial at Moirang and inspected the ongoing work at the site.
