Archive · 2 Jul 2025
Manipur Civil Groups: Territorial Integrity Non-Negotiable
Civil groups in Manipur told the Indian government that they will not allow the state's borders to be changed.
They discussed problems like people not being able to move freely and farmers struggling.
They also talked about a specific incident where the state's name was removed from a bus.
The groups plan to continue talking to find a peaceful solution.
Civil society groups told the Centre that Manipur's territorial integrity cannot be compromised.
A delegation met with Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) officials on June 30 in New Delhi.
Discussions included free movement, the plight of internally displaced people, and farmers' challenges.
Civil society groups agreed to further talks for a peaceful solution.
The groups also discussed the Gwaltabi incident with the Governor, DGP, and security advisor.
- Who
- Civil society groups, MHA officials
- What
- Civil society groups communicated to the Centre Manipur's territorial integrity cannot be compromised.
- When
- June 30 (talks with MHA)
- Where
- Manipur and New Delhi
- Why
- To ensure Manipur's territorial integrity is maintained during the ongoing conflict.
Civil Society Perspective
No Opposing Viewpoints in the Article
Territorial Integrity
Civil Society Perspective
Territorial integrity must be maintained.
No Opposing Viewpoints in the Article
No opposing view mentioned in the article.
- Organizations Involved
- COCOMI, AMUCO, FOCS
- Meeting Date
- June 30
- Location of Meeting
- New Delhi
- Key Issue
- Territorial Integrity
