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Hundreds Rally in Ukhrul, Manipur, Seek End to Ethnic Strife, SoO Pact Abrogation

Hundreds Rally in Ukhrul, Manipur, Seek End to Ethnic Strife, SoO Pact Abrogation

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Naga organisations staged simultaneous rallies on Thursday in Manipur’s Ukhrul and Kamjong districts, calling for a permanent political solution to the crisis. They urged the Centre to recognise the unrest as a historical problem linked to alleged illegal Kuki immigration and hill‑valley disparities, to end “proxy warfare” and to find a … At the ‘People’s Rally’ in Ukhrul headquarters, hundreds of participants, including women and the elderly, displayed placards demanding the abrogation of the SoO agreement, the declaration of Kuki militants as terrorists, and the removal of Nemcha Kipgen, a Kuki deputy chief minister.

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During the 'People's Rally' in Ukhrul district headquarters, demonstrators, which included women and the elderly, held placards that read "Abrogate SoO agreement, declare Kuki militants as terrorists" and "Remove Nemcha Kipgen as deputy chief minister". Kipgen is from the Kuki community.

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Hundreds Rally in Ukhrul, Manipur, Seek End to Ethnic Strife, SoO Pact Abrogation

During the 'People's Rally' in Ukhrul district headquarters, demonstrators, which included women and the elderly, held placards that read "Abrogate SoO agreement, declare Kuki militants as terrorists" and "Remove Nemcha Kipgen as deputy chief minister". Kipgen is from the Kuki community.

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Naga groups seek permanent political solution to Manipur crisis

GUWAHATI: Naga organisations held simultaneous rallies in Manipur’s violence-hit Ukhrul and Kamjong districts on Thursday, urging the Centre to recognise the crisis as a historical problem rooted in alleged illegal Kuki immigration and hill-valley disparities, end “proxy warfare” and find a…

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