He emphasised that now is not the time for division but to focus on protecting Manipur's territory and administration. Jeetendra also criticised the emerging political blame game within the state during such a crucial situation.

People are demanding stern action against Kuki militants, but unfortunately, the Government of India has turned a blind eye to these demands, which COCOMI finds deeply unfortunate. In response, the people of Manipur are united in their fight against narco-terror-ism and are calling for a common strategy to protect the state from this threat and external aggression. Manipur is currently experiencing the impact of this aggression, and if left unchecked,Tt will eventually affect the entire country.

These illegal immigrants have exerted their influence over the local population, overpowered them and have sown seeds of enmity between different communities.ĬOCOMI believes that the prevailing crisis is a result of external aggression. This has led to a major shift in the demography of the state, encroachment and destruction of reserved and protected forest ar eas, and the instigation pf communal tensions among citizens. Jeetendra highlighted that the peaceful atmosphere and social fabric of the state have been disrupted in recent years due to the influx of illegal immigrants with their community-centric agenda. In a press conference held at its office on Thursday, COCOMI coordinator Jeet endra Ningomba expressed concern over the ongoing situation in the state, stating that there is no sign of improvement.ĭespite CO-COMI s relentless efforts to maintain peace, the society has been unable to regain stability during the nearly two-month crisis. The Coordination Committee on Manipur Integrity (COCOMI, has called for a unified strategy to protect Manipur's territorial integrity and fight against narco-terrorists. COCOMI urges common strategy for state's survival

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