Why is the Supreme Court asking Manipur to help ring in Christmas at relief camps
SC asks Manipur to help ring in Christmas at relief camps.
- The Supreme Court is asking Manipur to help ring in Christmas at relief camps to ensure that people affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis can still celebrate the festive season.
- Due to the ongoing conflict and displacement in Manipur, many people are living in relief camps away from their homes and communities.
- The Supreme Court believes that it is essential to provide some sense of normalcy and hope for those affected, especially during festive seasons like Christmas.
- Holding Christmas celebrations at relief camps can help uplift the spirits of the people living there and give them an opportunity to celebrate together as a community.
- It also sends a message of solidarity and empathy to the affected population, highlighting that they are not forgotten and that efforts are being made to support them.
- The Supreme Court's request to Manipur aims to harness the power of community and celebration to provide emotional support and help alleviate the hardship faced by those affected by the crisis.
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