Manipur Chief Minister, N Biren Singh on Sunday released the Diglot Edition of the Constitution of India in Manipuri Language (Meetei Mayek Script) on the occasion of Constitution Day, which was being celebrated at the CM's Secretariat in Imphal. This is the first time the Indian Constitution has been translated into the Meetei Mayek script, making it a historic moment.
According to a report by Northeast News, the Diglot edition comprises all constitutional amendments up to 105, making it comprehensive.
The chief minister in his address appreciated the efforts made by the Law Department officials and other individuals who played a crucial role in the translation of the Constitution in the Meetei Mayek script.
"On behalf of the people of Manipur and the government of Manipur, I appreciate the Prime Minister for his thinking of inclusiveness and recognising even a small state like Manipur," said CMn Biren Singh.
The CM further stated that the Indian Constitution is the longest-written constitution, mentioning that it is acclaimed globally for its broadness, inclusivity, and tolerance. He further added that the constitution includes directives, principles, fundamental duties, and rights of people along with political structures of government institutions.