In Manipur, the state came to a standstill on the second day of the indefinite strike called by various civil society organizations to protest against the government’s failure to lift the restrictions on the free movement of people. The strike, while calm, has created tension in the region as residents face difficulties in accessing essential services. The indefinite strike has led to disruptions in transportation, businesses being closed, and a general sense of unease among the population. The civil society organizations are demanding that the government address their concerns and allow for the free movement of people in the state. The strike has garnered widespread attention and support from the local population, with many expressing solidarity with the cause. As the strike continues, there are fears of escalating tensions and further disruptions to daily life in Manipur. The government has yet to respond to the demands of the protesters, leaving the situation unresolved. The developments in Manipur highlight the ongoing challenges faced by the state and the need for a resolution to the current crisis. The indefinite strike is a reflection of the frustration and discontent among the people, and it remains to be seen how the government will address the situation to restore normalcy in the region.