Imphal, August 03: Claiming that the resurrection process of the proscribed Kangleipak Communist Party after the party was paralysed by conflict of opinion among the party leadership and activities that went against the party principle, "the Kanglei Feengang Lanmee (KFL) was reorganised and it has completed one full year to day (August 3), the KCP (MC) has greeted the people on the occasion.

The KCP's KFL was re-organised to struggle to wards its goal of establish ing an Egalitarian society free from any kind of exploitation and discrimination, it said in a press release is sued by secretary military, affairs, Military Council (KCP) Lanheiba Meitei.

Conveying its gratitude to all the people who extended assistance towards developing the Military Council, it hailed all the insurgent groups.

The chief of Military Council has also exuded confidence that KFL will certainly become a full fledged and a strong armed wing with continued assis tance from the people, it conveyed.

On the occasion of Military Council Day, all the armed cadres abstained from their normal duty and prayed to the Almighty at the Ghqs and unit head quarters so that the Council gains more strength with out unnecessary impediments, it said.

During the observation, the Council and its cadres studied the view of adversary forces about the Council and also the conspiracy hatched by some UG groups in collusion with some leaders of the State Government to incapacitate and destroy the KCP (MC), Lanheiba informed.

Later the cadres prayed to the Almighty so that the departed cadres rest in peace in the Heavenly abode.

Moreover, the outfit analysed the fund collected by the finance department as well as allotment made for strengthening armed wing, military welfare, public relation, foreign policy etc.

The annual account statement was also produced.

During the first year of the Military Council's existence, one Laishram Ranjit alias Loiya who was earlier a cadre of the outfit but surrendered to the Govt misappropriated Rs 3 lakhs in cash while six AK series rifles with 14 magazines.

680 live rounds, eleven 9 mm pistols with 16 magazines and 135 live rounds, two .32 pistols with four magazines and 35 live rounds, two M-20 pistols with three magazines and 24 live rounds, six Indian made hand grenade, four Chinese made hand grenade, five EY shells etc fell into the hands of security forces.

During the same period, eight comrades including Lt Saphaba lost their lives.

Other than this, the outfit is not related to those individuals who died as cadres of the Military Council and surrendered to the Government in the name of the outfit although they were not regular KFLs.

Taking serious of the people's jittery feeling caused by the recent spate of kidnapping children, the Council remarked that it sounded strange that some gangs managed to perpetrate such activities when army personnel and police commandos are all around.

On the other hand, considering the inability of the well armed and well established insurgent groups to remove the people's fear and insecurity, it would not be any exaggeration to say that all these incidents of kidnapping children is a drama enacted by one well established insurgent group.

The failure to punish cadres involved in kidnapping children points out that some UG groups are also involved, in the issue.

Such reprehensible politics adverse to revolutionary movement should not be imposed among the people, it asserted while seeking cooperation from the mass, in establishing the facts and truths behind the incidents of kidnapping children.

Seeking cooperation from the people to the Military Council and the KFL, Lanheiba claimed that there is no other way than the Council to bring unity.

It further sought people's faith in the Council declaring that it would, fight with all adversary forces until the sov ereignty of Manipur is regained.

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