IMPHAL, May 11: The KSO Churachandpur has disapproved and denoun-ced the provocative rema- rks made by the proscribed UNLF in the wake of the reported arrest of one Kh Megha by AR at Moreh, conveyed a press release issued by its general secretary Seiboi Haokip. “Unlike the appreciable press statement of the RPF, the contemptuous and hate-filled propaganda of the UNLF revealed their true nature”, it asserted.
Censuring the press statement which contained such terms as “wicked Kukis, Kuki scoundrels, to murder Meiteis, to drive off Meiteis etc”, the KSO observed that the statement has the tone of whipping up passions and thus to sharpen communal polarisation.
Saying that the issue should not be communa-lised under any circumstances, the KSO noted the need for an impartial enquiry.
Once again, the student body denounced the alleged mass rape of Hmar women at Parbung area followed by mass exodus to Mizoram and the mass kidnapping of civilians to Myanmar.
It further decried the alleged failed attempts to control and create communal tension at Moreh, threats to the people of Heirok and of late the diktats intimidated to MU authorities and students regarding MUSU election imbroglio. The KSO also called upon the people to weed out those pseudo-nationalists.
RIMS Cease work
In protest against the failure of the RIMS authority to consider its demands, nurses of the premier medical hospital who have been carrying out duties wearing black badges since May 4 have decided to go on an indefinite cease work strike with effect from May 12. The Trained Nurses’ Association of India, RIMS Unit lamented that out of the 17-point charter of demands submitted, only one demand has been considered by the RIMS authority.
Source: The Sangai Express
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Censuring the press statement which contained such terms as “wicked Kukis, Kuki scoundrels, to murder Meiteis, to drive off Meiteis etc”, the KSO observed that the statement has the tone of whipping up passions and thus to sharpen communal polarisation.
Saying that the issue should not be communa-lised under any circumstances, the KSO noted the need for an impartial enquiry.
Once again, the student body denounced the alleged mass rape of Hmar women at Parbung area followed by mass exodus to Mizoram and the mass kidnapping of civilians to Myanmar.
It further decried the alleged failed attempts to control and create communal tension at Moreh, threats to the people of Heirok and of late the diktats intimidated to MU authorities and students regarding MUSU election imbroglio. The KSO also called upon the people to weed out those pseudo-nationalists.
RIMS Cease work
In protest against the failure of the RIMS authority to consider its demands, nurses of the premier medical hospital who have been carrying out duties wearing black badges since May 4 have decided to go on an indefinite cease work strike with effect from May 12. The Trained Nurses’ Association of India, RIMS Unit lamented that out of the 17-point charter of demands submitted, only one demand has been considered by the RIMS authority.
Source: The Sangai Express
This is high time that we should sing the same sng with the same tune.
ReplyDeleteThe Hmars, The Paites, the Thadou/Kuki and the Simte have touch the iceberg of the Meitei policy. Whi would be he next?
Till this moment, If we cannot sing the same song with the same tune, our future will be further division by the Meiteis.