Manipur: COCOMI suspends all formal talks with Biren Singh-led govt
First Published: 7th November, 2019 19:49 IST
The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity or the COCOMI has decided to discontinue all engagements with the State Government accusing it of lack of coordination. Revealing this in the show,
The Coordinating Committee on Manipur Integrity or the COCOMI has decided to discontinue all engagements with the State Government accusing it of lack of coordination.
Revealing this in the show, Northeast Tonight with Wasbir Hussain, COCOMI leader and UCM secretary general Khuraijam Athouba said since the state government was yet to respond to its demand for a special assembly session on the Naga issue, continuing discussions was futile. Henceforth all discussions will be through the media, Athouba added.
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Meanwhile, the COCOMI in Manipur has threatened to boycott the Sangai festival demanding special Assembly session on the Naga issue.
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