TSA mourns demise of Vungzagin Valte
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By Our Staff Reporter
IMPHAL, Feb 22 : The Thadou Students’ Association (TSA) has expressed its deepest sorrow and heartfelt condolences on the untimely demise of Vungzagin Valte on February 21 in New Delhi after a prolonged illness resulting from the brutal attack and grievous injuries he sustained on May 4, 2023.
TSA, in a press release, said that Valte served with distinction as a three-time Member of the Legislative Assembly from the 56–Thanlon Assembly Constituency in Manipur, and as a Cabinet Minister from 2020 to 2022.
Valte dedicated his life to public service, steadfastly working for the welfare and upliftment of his people, it said.
Before entering politics, he served as a banker with the State Bank of India, reflecting his long-standing commitment to serving society with integrity and diligence, TSA added.
"During a particularly challenging period in Thadou history in 2017, he stood firmly with the Thadou Students’ Association and attended our 60th Foundation Day (Diamond Jubilee) celebration at Taloulong Village on 29th October, 2017, as guest of honour, an act of solidarity that remains deeply cherished by our community," it further said.
Saying that his gracious presence during that defining moment reflected his courage, conviction, and unwavering commitment to his people, TSA maintained that his generous contribution to the Thadou cause and his consistent presence at Thadou functions till his last breath demonstrated his genuine friendship and steadfast support for 'our community.'
Though a leader from the Paite tribe, belonging to the Zomi community and serving as MLA of Thanlon, he carried himself with remarkable humility, remained accessible to all, and emerged as a mass leader for the people of Manipur beyond tribal and Constituency boundaries, it said.
Honouring his legacy of simplicity, courage, and inclusive leadership, TSA prayed that the Almighty grants eternal peace to his soul and strength to his bereaved family.
"May his life and contributions continue to inspire generations to come," TSA prayed.
IMPHAL, Feb 22 : The Thadou Students’ Association (TSA) has expressed its deepest sorrow and heartfelt condolences on the untimely demise of Vungzagin Valte on February 21 in New Delhi after a prolonged illness resulting from the brutal attack and grievous injuries he sustained on May 4, 2023.
TSA, in a press release, said that Valte served with distinction as a three-time Member of the Legislative Assembly from the 56–Thanlon Assembly Constituency in Manipur, and as a Cabinet Minister from 2020 to 2022.
Valte dedicated his life to public service, steadfastly working for the welfare and upliftment of his people, it said.
Before entering politics, he served as a banker with the State Bank of India, reflecting his long-standing commitment to serving society with integrity and diligence, TSA added.
"During a particularly challenging period in Thadou history in 2017, he stood firmly with the Thadou Students’ Association and attended our 60th Foundation Day (Diamond Jubilee) celebration at Taloulong Village on 29th October, 2017, as guest of honour, an act of solidarity that remains deeply cherished by our community," it further said.
Saying that his gracious presence during that defining moment reflected his courage, conviction, and unwavering commitment to his people, TSA maintained that his generous contribution to the Thadou cause and his consistent presence at Thadou functions till his last breath demonstrated his genuine friendship and steadfast support for 'our community.'
Though a leader from the Paite tribe, belonging to the Zomi community and serving as MLA of Thanlon, he carried himself with remarkable humility, remained accessible to all, and emerged as a mass leader for the people of Manipur beyond tribal and Constituency boundaries, it said.
Honouring his legacy of simplicity, courage, and inclusive leadership, TSA prayed that the Almighty grants eternal peace to his soul and strength to his bereaved family.
"May his life and contributions continue to inspire generations to come," TSA prayed.