Bigg Boss 20: Mary Kom Gets Emotional Over Manipur Crisis, Says She's 'Embarrassed' As She Couldn't Do Anything For Her State - VIDEO
Boxing legend Mary Kom opened up about her emotional connection with Manipur and her sense of helplessness during a conversation with actress Kanika Mann on Bigg Boss 20. The six-time world champion spoke about the ongoing crisis in her home state and expressed her wish to see people from different communities live together peacefully. Mary said she was proud of bringing recognition to India…
Six-time world champion boxer Mary Kom shared her emotional reaction to the ongoing crisis in Manipur with actress Kanika Mann on the popular reality show Bigg Boss 20. The Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities have been involved in ethnic conflict in the state for over two years, resulting in deaths, displacement and disruption. Mary Kom expressed her pride in representing India through boxing, yet admitted to feeling embarrassed about her inability to help her home state during the violence.
She stated, "I feel very embarrassed. Manipur has been witnessing an ethnic conflict involving the Meitei and Kuki-Zo communities for more than two years... I couldn't do anything for the protection and safety of my Manipur. There are multiple tribes in Manipur, there should be unity among all. All should live peacefully with love."
Despite her fame and achievements, Mary Kom admitted to feeling helpless, saying, "What can I do? I am helpless. I am not a powerful person. I have achieved a lot for our country but I could not do anything for my state. I feel very embarrassed."
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