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"Objectives Achieved?": Manipur Congress MP On Ceasefire With Kuki-Zo Militants
Manipur Congress MP A Bimol Akoijam has questioned whether a controversial tripartite agreement between two dozen Kuki-Zo militant groups and the Centre and the state government "has become the reason of conflicts" in Manipur.
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"There's A Photo...": Manipur Chief Minister vs P Chidambaram On Militancy
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today blamed "some vested interests" for reigniting a new cycle of violence in the state, after having been relatively peaceful for three-four months, and criticised Congress leader P Chidambaram.
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Blog: In Manipur, To SoO Or Not
Manipur suspension of operations (SoO) agreement: A tripartite agreement signed in 2008 between two dozen Kuki-Zo insurgent groups and the Manipur government and the Centre ended on February 29, 2024.
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Manipur Ceasefire-Linked Insurgent Leaders Allegedly Diverted Stipend For Cadres Rehabilitation: Sources
The leaders of Kuki-Zo insurgent groups have been allegedly misappropriating funds meant for rehabilitation of their members after signing a controversial tripartite ceasefire agreement with the Centre and the state government, sources said.
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End Ceasefire With All Kuki-Zo Insurgent Groups: Manipur Assembly Unanimous Resolution
The Manipur assembly today unanimously passed a resolution asking the Centre to scrap the controversial suspension of operations (SoO) agreement with some 25 Kuki-Zo insurgent groups in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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Manipur Group Calls To End Suspension Of Ops Agreement, Days Before Review
A global alliance of Manipur's Meitei community has called for scrapping a controversial ceasefire with over two dozen Kuki-Zo insurgent groups amid the ethnic conflict in Manipur.
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Article 355, A Step Away From President's Rule, In Manipur Now: Opposition
An all-party meeting in crisis-hit Manipur has asked the Centre and the state government to scrap the tripartite suspension of operations (SoO) signed with 25 Kuki insurgent groups.
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Reports Insurgents Under Manipur Ceasefire Missing From 2 Camps Not True: Army Sources
Army sources have denied reports that two camps of insurgent groups that had signed a tripartite ceasefire agreement with the centre and the Manipur government were found completely empty in the India-Myanmar border districts.
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Commander Of Manipur Ceasefire-Linked Insurgent Group Arrested With Brown Sugar
The commander of a Kuki insurgent group that had signed a ceasefire agreement has been arrested for alleged drug trafficking in Manipur, the police said.
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Kuki Insurgents Meet Negotiators, Seek Separate Administration Amid Meiteis' ST Demand
Amid the continuing ethnic violence in Manipur for nearly three months, the Home Ministry on Wednesday held talks with Kuki insurgent groups that have signed the suspension of operations (SoO) agreement.
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Manipur Peace Deal-Linked Insurgents Headcount Continues Amid Kuki Rally Row
The counting of Kuki insurgents and their weapons in Manipur under the 'Suspension of Operations' (SoO) agreement has gained momentum amid the simmering ethnic violence in the northeast state, people with direct knowledge of the matter told NDTV.
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Aerial Pics Of Manipur Insurgent Camps As Army Conducts Surprise Checks
The army is conducting surprise checks on the Manipur camps of insurgent groups that have signed the 'suspension of operations', or SoO, agreement with the centre and the state government, a defence spokesperson said in a statement today.
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Kuki Terrorists Of Manipur To Cast Vote Through Postal Ballots
The Election Commission Monday notified that cadres of Kuki terrorist groups who signed Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement with both the Centre and the Manipur government will cast their votes in postal ballots.
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"Objectives Achieved?": Manipur Congress MP On Ceasefire With Kuki-Zo Militants
Manipur Congress MP A Bimol Akoijam has questioned whether a controversial tripartite agreement between two dozen Kuki-Zo militant groups and the Centre and the state government "has become the reason of conflicts" in Manipur.
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"There's A Photo...": Manipur Chief Minister vs P Chidambaram On Militancy
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today blamed "some vested interests" for reigniting a new cycle of violence in the state, after having been relatively peaceful for three-four months, and criticised Congress leader P Chidambaram.
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Blog: In Manipur, To SoO Or Not
Manipur suspension of operations (SoO) agreement: A tripartite agreement signed in 2008 between two dozen Kuki-Zo insurgent groups and the Manipur government and the Centre ended on February 29, 2024.
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Manipur Ceasefire-Linked Insurgent Leaders Allegedly Diverted Stipend For Cadres Rehabilitation: Sources
The leaders of Kuki-Zo insurgent groups have been allegedly misappropriating funds meant for rehabilitation of their members after signing a controversial tripartite ceasefire agreement with the Centre and the state government, sources said.
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End Ceasefire With All Kuki-Zo Insurgent Groups: Manipur Assembly Unanimous Resolution
The Manipur assembly today unanimously passed a resolution asking the Centre to scrap the controversial suspension of operations (SoO) agreement with some 25 Kuki-Zo insurgent groups in the ethnic violence-hit state.
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Manipur Group Calls To End Suspension Of Ops Agreement, Days Before Review
A global alliance of Manipur's Meitei community has called for scrapping a controversial ceasefire with over two dozen Kuki-Zo insurgent groups amid the ethnic conflict in Manipur.
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Article 355, A Step Away From President's Rule, In Manipur Now: Opposition
An all-party meeting in crisis-hit Manipur has asked the Centre and the state government to scrap the tripartite suspension of operations (SoO) signed with 25 Kuki insurgent groups.
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Reports Insurgents Under Manipur Ceasefire Missing From 2 Camps Not True: Army Sources
Army sources have denied reports that two camps of insurgent groups that had signed a tripartite ceasefire agreement with the centre and the Manipur government were found completely empty in the India-Myanmar border districts.
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Commander Of Manipur Ceasefire-Linked Insurgent Group Arrested With Brown Sugar
The commander of a Kuki insurgent group that had signed a ceasefire agreement has been arrested for alleged drug trafficking in Manipur, the police said.
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Kuki Insurgents Meet Negotiators, Seek Separate Administration Amid Meiteis' ST Demand
Amid the continuing ethnic violence in Manipur for nearly three months, the Home Ministry on Wednesday held talks with Kuki insurgent groups that have signed the suspension of operations (SoO) agreement.
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Manipur Peace Deal-Linked Insurgents Headcount Continues Amid Kuki Rally Row
The counting of Kuki insurgents and their weapons in Manipur under the 'Suspension of Operations' (SoO) agreement has gained momentum amid the simmering ethnic violence in the northeast state, people with direct knowledge of the matter told NDTV.
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Aerial Pics Of Manipur Insurgent Camps As Army Conducts Surprise Checks
The army is conducting surprise checks on the Manipur camps of insurgent groups that have signed the 'suspension of operations', or SoO, agreement with the centre and the state government, a defence spokesperson said in a statement today.
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Kuki Terrorists Of Manipur To Cast Vote Through Postal Ballots
The Election Commission Monday notified that cadres of Kuki terrorist groups who signed Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement with both the Centre and the Manipur government will cast their votes in postal ballots.
