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Sekmai says no to monetary demand
Source: Chronicle News Service

Imphal, July 20 2024: Pointing out that the economy of Sekmai has been terribly impacted by the conflict that has been going on since May 3 last year, Awang Sekmai Management Committee has appealed against making outrageous monetary demand in Sekmai area.

A release issued by Awang Sekmai Management Committee informed that several organisations based in Sekmai including Co-ordinating Committee Sekmai Kanglatongbi Kanba Lup, Awang Sekmai Kanba Lup, AWang Sekmai S/C Development Committee, Advance Women Society, VVF Awang Sekmai and the committee convened a meeting and resolved against monetary demand in Sekmai area.

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