COCOMI to take a call on ongoing protests over Naga talks; gets verbal assurance from Amit Shah
First Published: 26th November, 2019 21:14 IST
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured COCOMI that Manipur’s territorial integrity and administrative unity would not be affected by the Naga Peace Talks. As per a release issued by
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured COCOMI that Manipur’s territorial integrity and administrative unity would not be affected by the Naga Peace Talks.
As per a release issued by the COCOMI, a verbal assurance to this effect was given by Shah himself during his meeting with the 18-member COCOMI delegation which met him in Delhi last night.
According to the COCOMI, Shah also assured to take it into confidence besides the Manipur government, if at all there are any changes in the terms and conditions.
While Union Home Minister refused to give a written assurance on the matter, he urged the COCOMI and the Manipur government to convey the Centre’s assurance on the issue to the people of Manipur.
Meanwhile, the COCOMI has said that it will have a consultative meeting on the future of the ongoing protest movement on November 29.
The COCOMI has termed the meeting with Union Home Minister Amit Shah fruitful, it is yet to call off the boycott of the famous yearly Sangai Festival.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Meghalaya to Get Four-Star Hotel at Orkid Polo, To Boost Tourism and Urban Appeal
15th November 2024
Live Nagaland Cabinet to Discuss NSCN-IM’s Statement on Threat to Return to Armed Struggle Tomorrow
15th November 2024
Live Sikkim: Teacher Found Dead in Her Rented Space in Gangtok
15th November 2024
Live NEHU VC P S Shukla Goes on Leave Amid Centre’s Probe and Students’ Hunger Strike
15th November 2024
WE RECOMMEND
Manipur: 6 Police Stations Declared as ‘Disturbed Areas’, AFSPA Reimposed
The Manipur government had previously declared the state as a disturbed area, with the exception of regions under 19 police stations.
14th November 2024
Children’s Day in Manipur Turns Into Protest Day as Students Demand Release of Abducted Civilians Including Minors
In addition, they are urging the BJP-led government to take swift and decisive action to secure the release of the civilians.
14th November 2024
Manipur Violence: 10-Month Old, 2 More Children and 3 Women Still Missing
An unverified photograph showing the 3 women and 3 children allegedly held captive by militants is doing the rounds on social media
14th November 2024
20 Additional CAPF Companies Deployed in Manipur Amidst Escalated Violence
This brings the total number of CAPF companies stationed in the state to 218, following the ethnic violence that erupted in May last year.
13th November 2024
Manipur: Fresh Firing in Sekmai, Truck Carrying Rice, Onions and Potatoes Set Ablaze
Fresh firing was reported today in Sekmai, located in Imphal West district. Sources indicate the firing continued through the early morning hours, although there are no reports of any casualties.A truck transporting onions from Silchar to Imphal was set ablaze early this morning by armed miscreants. The incident took place on National Highway-37 near Phaiton […]
13th November 2024