Manipur BJP MLAs urge Centre to ban Kuki militants

In a Cabinet meeting chaired by Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh, the state’s ruling alliance MLAs took a firm stance against the recent violence in Jiribam district. They passed a resolution on Monday, November 18, 2024, urging the Central government to take swift and decisive action. The MLAs demanded that Kuki militants responsible for the abduction and killing of women and children. During the November 11 violence be declared an “unlawful organization” within seven days.

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The resolution also called for “mass operations” against the Kuki militants to prevent further atrocities and restore peace in the region. Highlighting the gravity of the situation, the MLAs emphasized the need for urgent intervention to ensure justice for the victims and their families. Additionally, the resolution urged the Centre to “review the imposition of AFSPA” (Armed Forces Special Powers Act) in the affected areas. The lawmakers argued that a reevaluation of the act. It is crucial to maintaining order and protecting civilians amid the escalating tensions.

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Manipur Cabinet Demands Urgent Action Against Jiribam Violence

The demand for action follows a series of violent incidents in Jiribam. Where innocent women and children were targeted, sparking widespread outrage. The Chief Minister, along with his Cabinet, expressed deep concern over the deteriorating law and order. Situation and reiterated their commitment to ensuring the safety and security of the people.

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As the state awaits the Centre’s response, the resolution underscores the urgency for comprehensive measures to curb militant activities and address the grievances of affected communities. This development reflects the growing pressure on both the state and Central governments to act decisively in the face of ongoing violence in Manipur.

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