IMPHAL, Oct 1: The Kuki Liberation Army today said in a statement that since the signing of the SoO, it had stopped serving demand letters, harassments and killings etc. while clarifying that some deserters under the leadership of T Stephen Kuki alias Thanglenlal Doungel and Armstrong Gangte alias Paul had been indulging in extortions, threats and intimidations to the public in the name of KNO/KLA.
The statement signed by TK Kuki further appealed to the deserters to stop such activities and instead rejoin the group stating that the door was wide open for them.
It said that KNO/KLA also does not acknowledge the enrolment of MC Doungel alias Letlemang Meetei in its fold but aware that Romeo alias MC doungel who had been expelled by KLA because of his immoral character.
The statement further said that another person Paokhosei Guite alias Max Kuki who was a CRPF deserter was no more the finance secretary, Imphal division of the group. He had been terminated from the group, it added.
For any financial and developmental matter of the KNO/KLA, two persons namely Ngambom Kuki and Thomas are the only officials who are entrusted for the same, it added.
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Rally against violence on Christians taken out in Tamenglong
TAMENGLONG, Oct 1: Hundreds of Christians in Tamenglong district of Manipur marched down the streets at the district headquarters to protest against the atrocities meted out to the Christians in Orissa and Karnataka.
The rallyists gathered at the deputy commissioner’s office to submit a memorandum shouted in one voice, “We condemn attacks on Christian minority”, “Don’t repeat such barbaric acts”.
As the DC was not present in his office, the memorandum which was meant to be forwarded to the Union home ministry, New Delhi was handed over to the SDC who promised to fax it to the office of the MHA immediately.
The memorandum appealed to the government of India and concerned states to take immediate action to stop killing of Christians and atrocities on them.
It also demanded rehabilitation of the persecuted Christians by providing adequate relief materials and safeguarding the minority Christians in the two states.
The rally organized by various church organizations based in Tamenglong district and participated by around 2000 people including students and youths kicked off from the Tamenglong Indoor Stadium at around 10 am and gathered at the DC office complex, located some half kilometer away from the originating place.
Slogans like, “We condemn all forms of violence in Orissa and Karnataka against Christians”, “Stop killing in the name of religion”, “We strongly condemn the barbarism in Orissa and Karnataka”, “We still have faith in Christianity”, “Stop persecuting Christians, save the minority Christians” etc. were displayed during the rally.
Speaking to this correspondent, a member of the organizing committee said that the rally was organized to show solidarity to the suffering Christians in the two states of Orissa and Karanataka where tens of hundreds of Christians were rendered homeless by the Hindu fundamentalists and many churches were ransacked apart from claiming several lives.
Source: Imphal Free Press
The statement signed by TK Kuki further appealed to the deserters to stop such activities and instead rejoin the group stating that the door was wide open for them.
It said that KNO/KLA also does not acknowledge the enrolment of MC Doungel alias Letlemang Meetei in its fold but aware that Romeo alias MC doungel who had been expelled by KLA because of his immoral character.
The statement further said that another person Paokhosei Guite alias Max Kuki who was a CRPF deserter was no more the finance secretary, Imphal division of the group. He had been terminated from the group, it added.
For any financial and developmental matter of the KNO/KLA, two persons namely Ngambom Kuki and Thomas are the only officials who are entrusted for the same, it added.
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Rally against violence on Christians taken out in Tamenglong
TAMENGLONG, Oct 1: Hundreds of Christians in Tamenglong district of Manipur marched down the streets at the district headquarters to protest against the atrocities meted out to the Christians in Orissa and Karnataka.
The rallyists gathered at the deputy commissioner’s office to submit a memorandum shouted in one voice, “We condemn attacks on Christian minority”, “Don’t repeat such barbaric acts”.
As the DC was not present in his office, the memorandum which was meant to be forwarded to the Union home ministry, New Delhi was handed over to the SDC who promised to fax it to the office of the MHA immediately.
The memorandum appealed to the government of India and concerned states to take immediate action to stop killing of Christians and atrocities on them.
It also demanded rehabilitation of the persecuted Christians by providing adequate relief materials and safeguarding the minority Christians in the two states.
The rally organized by various church organizations based in Tamenglong district and participated by around 2000 people including students and youths kicked off from the Tamenglong Indoor Stadium at around 10 am and gathered at the DC office complex, located some half kilometer away from the originating place.
Slogans like, “We condemn all forms of violence in Orissa and Karnataka against Christians”, “Stop killing in the name of religion”, “We strongly condemn the barbarism in Orissa and Karnataka”, “We still have faith in Christianity”, “Stop persecuting Christians, save the minority Christians” etc. were displayed during the rally.
Speaking to this correspondent, a member of the organizing committee said that the rally was organized to show solidarity to the suffering Christians in the two states of Orissa and Karanataka where tens of hundreds of Christians were rendered homeless by the Hindu fundamentalists and many churches were ransacked apart from claiming several lives.
Source: Imphal Free Press
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