Guwahati– In a significant move towards restoring peace and normalcy in the violence-stricken state of Manipur, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma convened a closed-door meeting with Kuki tribal leaders and Kuki rebel groups in Guwahati. The gathering, which took place on Sunday night, intended to promote communication and resolve the continuing dispute.
The Kuki National Organization’s (KNO) spokeswoman, Seilen Haokip, expressed hope about the meeting’s results, calling it “very positive” and going on the right path.
The engagement between the Assam Chief Minister and the Kuki leaders signifies a crucial step towards establishing a peaceful environment in Manipur, where clashes and unrest have been prevalent.
The discussions likely focused on addressing the underlying issues that have fueled the tensions between the Kuki community and rebel groups in Manipur. By engaging with the tribal leaders and rebel groups directly, the Assam Chief Minister has shown a commitment to understanding their concerns and working towards a mutually agreeable solution.
The meeting holds significance for Manipur and the broader region, as stability in one state can positively cascade effects on neighboring areas. It showcases the willingness of the Assam government to actively engage with various stakeholders and find sustainable resolutions to conflicts.
As the discussions progress, the dialogue will likely lead to concrete actions restoring Manipur peace, harmony, and normalcy. The cooperation between the Kuki leaders and the Assam Chief Minister represents a significant advancement in resolving the conflict’s underlying roots and promoting peaceful cohabitation among all people in the area.