Manipur CSOs remember October Mass Rally 2018
re-iterated its stand taken against any disturbance to Manipur's unity
Source: IT News

Imphal, October 31 2020: Major civil society organisations of the state today observed a remembrance function of the mass rally held on this day of 2018 here in Imphal cautioning the government of India of serious consequences if the integrity of the state is disturbed while bring settling the vex NSCN-IM issues.

We still stand with the resolution we adopted on this day of 2018 after the historic mass rally staged here in Imphal and any impact to the state of Manipur while bringing settlement with the NSCN-IM will not be tolerated", General Secretary of United Committee Manipur (UCM) Khuraijam Athouba said while speaking on the occasion.

He said even as the Prime Minister of India had promise time and again about the protection of Manipur's territorial and administrative boundary, the silence on the part of the government of India to what NSCN-IM supremo Th Muivah had stated make the people sceptical to the promise made by him.

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi had promise to ensure the safety of the Manipur's boundary thrice, he had promise that no land of Manipur will be effected while solving the issue of the NSCN-IM while visiting the state and even the Home Minister Amid Shah had also assured to the 14 member delegations of the Manipur's CSOs that no part of the state is mention in the talk with the NSCN-IM, however, NSCN-IM supremo Muivah has been mentioning time and again about the assurance given by the India government to form o separate Territorial council for the Nagas in Manipur saying that, that is the first step of form a Nagalim by segregating land from all Naga inhabited region during interview with Indian Journalist Karan Thappar", Athouba said adding that why the government of India is not giving any response to the claim Th Muivah.

Athouba expressed dissatisfaction
" We are ready to upraise any time if the Manipur integrity is put in trouble while solving the NSCN-IM issue', Jitendra Ningomba , General Secretary of CCSK said.

Jitendra reminded the June 18 uprising of 2001 and said that the forefather of this land had fought for the land sacrificing their life and people of the state still is ready everytime to protect the land of the land of the state.

If anything against the will of the people is done than the people may decide to make its own future without getting in touch with India.

Jeetendra also reminded the government of India about their promises and cautions the same of serious consequences if anything against the people of the state has been taken.

Representatives of HERICOUN, AMUCO, AMMU etc were present in today's occasion.

Consultative member of the UCM L Jadu, Ibotombi Khuman and President of the UCM Sunil Karam attended the remembrance function as presidium members.

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