Unlf Peace Deal

After the Central and Manipur governments signed a peace agreement with the United National Liberation Front, to renounce violence and join the mainstream, Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that if there is a beginning, there should be an ending.

The Manipur government today welcomed members of the state's oldest valley-based armed group that has signed a peace deal, and expressed hope that more groups would lay down arms to join the peace process in the strategic border state.

The historic signing of the peace deal with Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group UNLF brings into focus the Centre's huge success in bringing peace and development to the northeast region, sources have said.

Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group that has been fighting for a sovereign land following the post-Independence merger of the erstwhile kingdom with India has now bade farewell to arms, after six decades of waging a guerilla war.

Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group UNLF has signed a tripartite peace agreement with the centre and the state government, Home Minister Amit Shah announced today in a post on X.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today said his government has been holding talks with an insurgent group in the state and a peace deal will be signed soon. Mr Singh told PTI the talks are at an advanced stage.

The chief of the Manipur-based militant group United National Liberation Front (UNLF), Rajkumar Meghen alias Sanayaima, was released from the Guwahati Central Jail on Saturday, a day ahead of his scheduled release.

After the Central and Manipur governments signed a peace agreement with the United National Liberation Front, to renounce violence and join the mainstream, Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that if there is a beginning, there should be an ending.

The Manipur government today welcomed members of the state's oldest valley-based armed group that has signed a peace deal, and expressed hope that more groups would lay down arms to join the peace process in the strategic border state.

The historic signing of the peace deal with Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group UNLF brings into focus the Centre's huge success in bringing peace and development to the northeast region, sources have said.

Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group that has been fighting for a sovereign land following the post-Independence merger of the erstwhile kingdom with India has now bade farewell to arms, after six decades of waging a guerilla war.

Manipur's oldest valley-based armed group UNLF has signed a tripartite peace agreement with the centre and the state government, Home Minister Amit Shah announced today in a post on X.

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today said his government has been holding talks with an insurgent group in the state and a peace deal will be signed soon. Mr Singh told PTI the talks are at an advanced stage.

The chief of the Manipur-based militant group United National Liberation Front (UNLF), Rajkumar Meghen alias Sanayaima, was released from the Guwahati Central Jail on Saturday, a day ahead of his scheduled release.