COCOMI to Shah, being attack by Kukis youths denied to surrender

Manipur: The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI), an apex civil society organization based in the Valley, has strongly opposed the surrender of local youth as attacks by ‘Kuki terrorists’ have reportedly intensified.
“Therefore, regarding the seriousness of the anger and loss of faith in the words and wisdom of the Union Home Minister of India due to the inaction of the Assam Rifles and security personnel, COCOMI would like to make an appeal to you on behalf of the people of Manipur. For the last time, appropriate action should be taken against the deviant Kuki terrorists on an emergency basis.
Failing which, the people of Manipur, especially the Meitei community, are likely to reorganize a new wave of protests and actions targeting innocent villagers and against those security personnel, especially the Assam Rifles, who indirectly And openly supporting Kuki terrorist groups. Mentioned the memorandum given to Amit Shah.
The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI), an apex civil society organization based in the Valley, also strongly opposed Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s tweet calling for the opening of National Highway 2 for seven days. had gone.
Speaking to the media on June 5, COCOMI Spokesperson, Khuraijam Athouba, said it is the primary duty of the state and central government to maintain National Highway 2.
“Thus, the committee could not accept the decision to open the said highway which has been blocked for about 30 days. The concerned authority should take all necessary precautionary measures to remove the ban on National Highway 2 permanently,” he said.
The spokesman added that the Union Home Minister had stressed for peace, withdrawal of arms and warned of strict action against Kuki militants violating the ground rule of suspension of operations in his recent visit. But unfortunately, till date normality has not been restored in dusty areas.
“In the memorandum, they call for immediate action against Kuki militants and terrorist groups for continued aggression and provocative attacks towards Meeti village since June 1, 2023,” Athouba said.
“This is done entirely under the Government of India’s “Peace Mission” to resolve the Kuki political issue. If there are attacks by armed Meiteis in Kuki village during the suspension, the committee will be forced to reconsider the matter,” the statement said.