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Dream of prosperity under India shattered: CorCom-I
Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, July 07 2023: The Coordination Committee or CorCom has categorically stated that the dream of achieving prosperity and happiness under Indian rule has now been shattered and reduced to ashes.

A statement issued by CorCom convenor-in-charge MM Ngouba on the occasion of CorCom's 12th foundation day (July 8) asserted that Manipur (Kangleipak) will never find a solution within the confines of the Indian framework.

The notion propagated by Manipur (Kangleipak)'s colonial puppets that a solution can be attained by seeking mercy from New Delhi is utterly nonsensical and deeply regrettable, Ngouba said.

"Our people have been left homeless and devastated in our own homeland because of the misplaced trust.

The long-held dream peddled by the alien rulers and their puppets that Manipur (Kangleipak)'s happiness and prosperity can only be achieved under Indian rule has now been shattered and reduced to ashes", the Convenor-in- charge asserted.

Today, Manipur (Kangleipak) finds itself in a state of devastation, primarily due to the relationship between Manipur (Kangleipak) and India, coupled with the passive stance adopted by the Indian soldiers in the face of the crisis.

These two aspects can no longer be concealed.

The people of Manipur (Kangleipak) have made two crucial mistakes, as they were deceived into believing that Manipur (Kangleipak) is an inseparable (integral) part of India, and they started entrusting the Indian army as their protector.

The ongoing crisis, persisting for several weeks, serves as a daily reminder of how distant the aforementioned beliefs are from the reality, the CorCom alleged.

It asserted that the alleged colonial puppets and their collaborators, who have been influenced by the colonial interests, are incapable of defending, preserving, and promoting the shared interests of the diverse communities within Manipur (Kangleipak) .

Today, a deeply unfortunate crisis has befallen Manipur (Kangleipak), leaving every one overwhelmed with an indescribable anguish.

"Once more, we find ourselves united at a decisive juncture, faced with the imperative task of making the correct choice", it said.

Taking advantage of some tensions, Kuki militants operating under SoO have capitalized on the opportunity to advance their long-standing agenda, resorting to the use of weapons and committing indiscriminate acts of violence resulting in the loss of innocent lives, including women and children.

They have set fire to homes and entire villages leading to the forced displacement of tens of thousands of people and leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.

The Government of India, and its military forces having all rallied in support of the Kuki militants, have collectively committed an unpardonable offence against 'our people', the CorCom said.

As dictated by the prevailing political condition, where all responsibilities and avenues for resolving the crisis rests with Delhi, the people have been left at the mercy of New Delhi who may or may not make any efforts towards a resolution.

The ongoing crisis serves as a constant reminder of the catastrophic consequences that unfold when a Nation is deprived of its fundamental rights, MM Ngouba said.

Despite the relentless efforts to portray Manipur (Kangleipak) as just another State of India, it is widely recognized that there exist conditions that indicate a distinctive colonial political relationship between India and Manipur (Kangleipak), the CorCom statement alleged.

The Indian army, like any other military organization, adheres to universal military norms.

Therefore, if the Indian army does not take action against Kuki militants who are committing crimes, it can be attributed to the absence of specific orders to do so.

When the Spear Corps stated that "we are watching," it implies that they have been instructed to remain as silent spectators to the conflicts unfolding among the people, it averred.

Since the eruption of the crisis, the Government of India has shown no intention to curb the violent and destructive acts committed by Kuki militants, it observed.

The people of Manipur (Kangleipak) are now plagued by the devastating effects of alcohol and drugs.

Countless lives have been lost to the ravages of alcohol and drugs.

Countless young individuals, who represent the future strength of the Nation, are now precariously perched on the precipice of death.

India's alien rule has had a detrimental impact on the productive forces and has exacerbated the economic situation in Manipur (Kangleipak).

The declining economy and increasing unemployment have pushed numerous individuals into a state of frustration and disillusionment, leading to a sense of purposeless existence.

This has contributed to the growing prevalence of alcohol and drug addiction among the youth, the CorCom noted.

Unfortunately, the alien rulers have strategically employed the vices of alcoholism and drug addiction as a means to suppress the people's liberation movement, yet many individuals have failed to recognize this insidious strategy, it said.

The pervasive nature of this evil strategy, originating from the highest echelons of power and implemented through an extensive network, has made it exceedingly challenging to completely eradicate narco-terrorism, reads the CorCom statement.

Despite the efforts of people and women activists fighting against alcoholism and drug addiction, those involved in the alcohol and drug trade have proven adept at devising new tactics to promote and expand their illicit businesses.

The drug traders, driven by their pursuit of profitability and recognizing the devastating power of drugs, strategically prioritized the trade and distribution of drugs over alcohol due to their higher potential for financial gain and societal destruction, it continued.

The drug traders* fully aware of the effectiveness of women activists as obstacles to their business, devised new tactics to undermine and gradually suppress the widespread popular movements against alcohol and drugs.

They strategically targeted and influenced women, luring them into the habit of alcoholism.

By doing so, they aimed to undermine their determination and hinder their ability to effectively combat the growing menace of alcoholism and drugs.

They strategically diverted a portion of their profits into local and State-level electoral politics, actively fielding candidates and forming alliances with elected representatives to secure their support and expand their illicit businesses.

This insidious collusion between the drug traders and those in power facilitated the widespread proliferation of narco-terrorism, encompassing the alcohol business, drug trade, and poppy cultivation in Manipur (Kangleipak), according to the CorCom statement.


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