Mizoram CM helping kuki militants in Manipur clashes, AAMYA

GUWAHATI: A Manipuri youth organization in Assam has claimed that the ruling Mizoram National Front (MNF) is trying to divide Manipur by helping the Kukis, who are among the bloodthirsty factions in Manipur state. They are engaged in violence between clashes.

The youth organization also alleged that Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga was trying to influence the peace initiatives in Manipur.
The All Assam Manipuri Youth Association (AAMYA) said that Mizoram is secretly supporting the demand for a separate administration for the Kuki-zo people in Manipur to bifurcate the state.

“Many illegal Kuki migrants from Myanmar entered Manipur via Mizoram, which sheltered them. Not all Kukis participate in violence, but one group is in control of the rest because of the backing of the MNF. AAMYA chief advisor Kshetrimayam Kundal Singha claimed on Thursday.
He added that only 25 percent of Kukis in Manipur are involved in violence, and most of them are undocumented immigrants.

Singha also claimed that the MNF was punished by former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi for conspiring against India.
“They want separate land, which will not be possible,” Singha said.

The AAMYA leader also accused Zoramthanga of disrupting peace efforts in communal violence-hit Manipur.
AAMYA had earlier issued a statement warning Mizoram of a stern lesson if it continued to entertain the idea of ​​a separate administration for the Kuki-zo people in Manipur.
The youth body wrote in the statement, “AAMYA appeals to the ruling Mizo National Front to withdraw within three days. 14/06/2023, their support for a separate administration for the Kuki-zo people in Manipur otherwise AAMYA Very soon some serious steps are bound to be taken which will make the whole of Mizoram seriously study its topography as never before.
AAMYA said it was grateful to Mizoram for providing food to the Churachandpur area of ​​Manipur for humanitarian reasons, but urged the MNF-led administration to act as a peacemaker and stop the Kukis from attacking the Meiteis. Need to stop encouraging.
“AAMYA appeals to Mizoram to play the role of an effective peace broker rather than a mischievous patron of the cocoons fomenting bloodshed and chaos,” the statement said.
“Kukies are ambitious and cruel by nature and believe in brutality. Their demand for separate administration is part of the ‘Kukiland’ agenda to remain separate from India in the long run.