Kuki bodies condemn
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IMPHAL, Nov 4: Many Churachandpur-based civil organisations have called a total shutdown in Churachandpur district and have appealed to the general public to observe district-wide mourning on the day of the funeral of the four UKNA militants killed in an encounter with security forces today.
Several Kuki organisations including Kuki Inpi Manipur, Kuki Inpi Churachandpur, Kuki Chiefs Association Churachandpur, Kuki Women union Churachandpur, Kuki Women Organisation for Human Rights, Kuki Khanglai Lawmpi and Kuki Students’ Organisation Churachandpur have strongly condemned the killing of four UKNA militants at Khanpi village during a counter-insurgency operation carried out by Indian security forces this morning.
Expressing sorrow over the tragic loss of lives, the Kuki organisations have extended condolences to the bereaved families.
The Churachandpur based civil organisations have appealed to both the Government security agencies and all insurgent and volunteer groups to refrain from further bloodshed and to seek peaceful means to resolve all differences so that peace and harmony may prevail in the district.
Condemning the killing of the four UKNA militants, the Kuki Inpi Manipur said, “We firmly reiterate that we remain committed to peaceful dialogue and cooperation with the Government of India to find an enduring and honourable resolution of our people. However, continued targeted actions against our community severely undermine trust and jeopardize peace efforts”.
Several Kuki organisations including Kuki Inpi Manipur, Kuki Inpi Churachandpur, Kuki Chiefs Association Churachandpur, Kuki Women union Churachandpur, Kuki Women Organisation for Human Rights, Kuki Khanglai Lawmpi and Kuki Students’ Organisation Churachandpur have strongly condemned the killing of four UKNA militants at Khanpi village during a counter-insurgency operation carried out by Indian security forces this morning.
Expressing sorrow over the tragic loss of lives, the Kuki organisations have extended condolences to the bereaved families.
The Churachandpur based civil organisations have appealed to both the Government security agencies and all insurgent and volunteer groups to refrain from further bloodshed and to seek peaceful means to resolve all differences so that peace and harmony may prevail in the district.
Condemning the killing of the four UKNA militants, the Kuki Inpi Manipur said, “We firmly reiterate that we remain committed to peaceful dialogue and cooperation with the Government of India to find an enduring and honourable resolution of our people. However, continued targeted actions against our community severely undermine trust and jeopardize peace efforts”.