Naga leadership agrees to open key Manipur highway after Centre talks
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The United Naga Council agreed to temporarily lift a three-month economic blockade on Manipur highways following tripartite talks in Assam.
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- The United Naga Council agreed to temporarily suspend its indefinite blockade of major highways in Manipur.
- This decision followed a tripartite meeting between the organization, the Indian government, and the Manipur state government in Assam.
- The blockade had caused critical shortages of fuel, medicine, and food across the region since June.
- The agreement includes government promises to address demands regarding the Suspension of Operations pact and justice for victims of recent violence.
What to watch next
- Implementation of the temporary blockade lift
- Progress on the United Naga Council demands regarding the Suspension of Operations agreement
- Development in investigations concerning the killing of Naga civilians
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Ng. Lorho
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“We had a lengthy deliberation in connection with the economic blockade. We have come to an agreement that the government will address the demands of the UNC, and we will temporarily end the blockade. Our demands are the revocation of the SoO (Suspension of Operations agreement), the removal of Deputy Chief Minister Nemcha Kipgen and justice for the six Naga men”
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…blockade of Manipur’s highways after a high-level tripartite meeting with the Centre and the Manipur government in Assam, marking a significant breakthrough in efforts to ease the state’s prolonged supply crisis. “ We had a lengthy deliberation in connection with the economic blockade. We have come to an agreement that the government will address the demands of the UNC, and we will temporarily end the blockade. Our demands are the revocation of the SoO (Suspension of Operations agreement), the removal of Deputy Chief Minister Nemcha Kipgen and justice for the six Naga men ,” UNC president Ng. Lorho told The Indian Express. Lorho added that the issue of four Naga civilians killed in Kamjong district on Friday also came up, and the government promised to maintain law and order in the…
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NamedIndia · Imphal Valley · Assam · Manipur · Manipur Government · Ministry of Home Affairs · Nemcha Kipgen · Ng. Lorho · United Naga Council · Yumnam Khemchand Singh
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