MHA, UPF, and KNO hold a high-level meeting in Delhi, progressing on SoO extension and political solutions for lasting peace in Manipur.
Officials from MHA, UPF, and KNO meet in New Delhi to discuss Suspension of Operations extension and peace process in Manipur.
Manipur: In a significant development, a high-level meeting was held between representatives of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), the United People's Front (UPF), and the Kuki National Organisation (KNO) in New Delhi.
The meeting centred on the extension of the ongoing Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement and the pursuit of a lasting political solution. Key discussions included the revision of the SoO ground rules, consolidation and relocation of designated camps, and other logistical aspects critical to the peace process.
According to the joint press communique signed by Aaron Kipgen, Spokesperson UPF and Seilen Haokip, Spokesperson KNO, both UPF and KNO leadership termed the meeting "constructive and forward-moving," expressing satisfaction over the outcome. According to official spokespersons from both groups, all major issues were deliberated thoroughly, culminating in a mutual agreement on the key points. The parties expressed optimism for an early signing of a comprehensive agreement, signaling renewed hope for peace and stability in the region.
The meeting marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing tripartite dialogue process and comes amid heightened anticipation among communities in the hill districts of Manipur.
