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Manipur: Tribal leader Haopu Kom calls for peace in state

On the second anniversary of Manipur’s ethnic violence, Kom Tribes Organisation - Valley (KTO-V) president Haopu Kom stressed that understanding among different communities in Manipur is essential

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IMPHAL: On the second anniversary of Manipur’s ethnic violence, Kom Tribes Organisation - Valley (KTO-V) president Haopu Kom on Saturday stressed that understanding among different communities in Manipur is essential to find a solution to the ongoing situation in the state. He called for unity among the 26 indigenous tribes of Manipur, stressing its importance in overcoming challenges and ensuring peace.

Speaking to ANI, Kom said, “Unity is very important for us. Until and unless we are united, we will face dangers. We need to unite to safeguard our land. Some people have sacrificed their lives for the motherland. Only understanding between us will bring solutions.”

Kom said unity among the 26 indigenous tribes living in Manipur would help establish peace in Manipur.

“There are 26 indigenous tribes living in Manipur. If there is unity, it will be easy to establish peace here. After peace is established, development will also take place here,” he said. Kom suggested that the Central government’s involvement could expedite the peace process in the state. “If the Central government is interested, peace will be established here. If peace and unity come, every problem will be solved easily,” he said. (ANI)

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