Due to Manipur violence, the football players who played in the Indian Super League had a bad effect, their career came under fire.

Konsham Chinglensana Singh and Thangkosem Semboi Haokip are the two players who have represented India in football. The future of both the players is now in jeopardy, due to which the country may be missing two great players in the field of football. At the same time, the reason for the threat to the future of both the players is being attributed to the violence in Manipur. More than a week has passed since the violence started in Manipur but peace is yet to be restored in the state.

 

According to the information, Konsham Chinglensana Singh mainly belongs to the Meitei community. People of Meitei community generally live in Kuki area. Whereas Thangkosem Semboi Haokip, who played for India, comes from the Kuki community. They live in Meitei dominated areas. But due to the violence in Manipur last week, both the players were forced to leave their homes. After this both were forced to live in a rented house.

 

Please tell that one of these players, Konsham Chinglensana Singh, is a Hyderabad FC player in the Indian Super League. He was supposed to reach the National Camp on May 15 to participate, but due to the violence, he is staying at home. However, Konsham Chinglensana Singh has given this information to his federation. According to the federation, Konsham Chinglensana Singh has told his colleague Igor Stimac that he could not come home due to violence. He has also expressed hope that he will join his team soon so that he can practice with the team.

 

Manipur violence happened like this

So far 60 people have lost their lives due to the violence that broke out in Manipur. Apart from this, many injured are being told. Life seems to be returning to normal in Manipur now. But on May 3 and May 4, the situation remained very serious there. Union Home Minister Amit Shah was constantly monitoring the Manipur incident. Gradually curfew is being relaxed there. At the same time, all possible efforts are being made to help the people affected by the violence. Amidst all this, Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh has said a big thing today. He said that a high-level inquiry would be conducted at the earliest to find out the person and group who instigated the violence.