COCOMI: PM Modi’s counter-terrorism strategy is double standard

Imphal: The Coordination Committee on the Integrity of Manipur (COCOMI) on Wednesday criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks on ‘cross-border terrorism’ at the virtual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and asserted that it was a political game. There is a blatant contradiction in the plan. Central Govt in Manipur for years.
The Prime Minister sent a strong message to countries that use cross-border terrorism as an instrument of their policies and provide support to terrorists, when the central government allegedly launched terror attacks by narco-terrorists. They have closed their eyes to the endless scourge of violence. In the state, COCOMI said in a release.
The committee also accused the central government of providing logistical support and assistance to illegal terrorists in Myanmar that almost any Indian citizen gets.
He alleged that such conspiratorial activities of the central government have empowered the terrorists to create a permanent narco-terrorist state in the country.
He highlighted the relentless terrorist activities carried out by drug terrorists in the state against innocent citizens in the presence of central security forces.
The committee also questioned the central government under what understanding it has allowed the narco-terrorists to commit such atrocities against the innocent local Meiteis people.
The committee condemned the government for allegedly encroaching on reserve and protected forest areas for illegal poppy cultivation by drug terrorists in the state.
They maintained that the prime minister’s “anti-terrorist strategy” has double standards when it comes to dealing with “narco-terrorists” in Manipur and added that his comment was a gross disrespect to the people of the state. .
COCOMI also condoled the untimely death of one Abujam Ronaldo (25) who was killed in a fierce encounter between a mob and personnel of the 3rd IRB Battalion at Khangabok in Thoubal District on Tuesday and condoled with the bereaved family.