Imphal, Sept 2: Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has taken a firm stance against Arambai Tenggol, a pro-Meitei militant group accused of fueling violence against the Kuki community.

In an interview with PTI Videos, Singh stated that he has told Arambai Tenggol, a militant group accused of fueling violence, to refrain from anti-national and communal activities. He emphasized his zero-tolerance policy, saying, “There should be no communal word from you. I gave a clear warning: ‘You will not say anything.'”

Singh claimed that Arambai Tenggol has remained quiet for five months, indicating his efforts to curb their activities. However, Kuki representatives continue to blame the group for the growing violence, accusing the government of ignoring evidence and targeting violence.

Despite criticism from Kuki groups, including the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum, Singh remains resolute in his mission to maintain peace and stability in the region, refusing to resign. The situation remains tense, with the government working to address the concerns of all communities involved.