Members of the Meitei outfit ‘Arambai Tengol’ recently surrendered their arms in a significant move towards peace in Manipur, following a meeting with Governor Ajay Bhalla. The decision to lay down arms came after detailed discussions and agreement on specific terms and conditions. However, the move has faced criticism from Kuki organisations, highlighting the delicate ethnic tensions in the region. The surrender of arms by ‘Arambai Tengol’ is a positive step towards restoring peace and stability in Manipur, a state that has grappled with insurgent groups and ethnic conflicts for decades.

The surrender of arms by members of the Meitei outfit ‘Arambai Tengol’ marks a crucial development in Manipur’s quest for peace. The decision to disarm came after a meeting with Governor Ajay Bhalla, where detailed discussions were held regarding the terms and conditions of the surrender. The move is seen as a significant step towards reducing violence and unrest in the region, which has been plagued by insurgent groups and ethnic conflicts. However, the surrender has sparked criticism from Kuki organisations, underscoring the complex and sensitive nature of ethnic relations in Manipur.

In a bid to restore peace in Manipur, members of the Meitei organisation ‘Arambai Tengol’ recently surrendered their arms after a meeting with Governor Ajay Bhalla. The decision to disarm followed in-depth discussions and agreement on specific terms and conditions. While this development is a positive step towards peace in the region, it has also raised concerns among Kuki organisations, reflecting the deep-rooted ethnic tensions in Manipur. The surrender of arms by ‘Arambai Tengol’ highlights the ongoing efforts to address conflicts and promote reconciliation in the state.