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The Hindu | Mohit M. Rao | May 8, 2012
In the wake of the death of Richard Loitam, a Manipuri Meitei, organisations from across the city participated in the “Justice for Richard” protest.
As a member of the Manipuri Meitei Bangalore Association (MMBA), Jenial Thiyam was surrounded by those from Bangalore Manipuri Students Association (BMSA), Tangkhul Student Union Bangalore (TSUB), Kuki student Organisation (KSO), Zaliarong Student Union Bangalore (ZSUB) — each representing the different ethnicities from in and around Manipur.
With over 75 major tribes and clans, the diversity of the region is reflected in the students' associations and unions who joined in the protest.
Laldintluanga, a third year chemical engineering student who is vice-president of the Mizo Students Association, said that the association played a role in bringing the Mizos under the same roof for festivals that would have been gone unmarked otherwise.
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