Manipur tribal students stage rally to observe100 days of ethnic strife
Manipur tribal students stage rally to observe100 days of ethnic strife
Eyewitnesses said the students appreciated the resistance put up by the village defence guards to prevent violence.
"The day was observed to pay tributes to the tribals who fought the attackers. The Kuki-Zo tribals will not rest till their demands are met and a separate administration formed, a member of the JSF said.
He said the demand for separate administration dates back to the 1960s and the tribals "are not illegal immigrants as claimed by some politicians."
The students' body said a one-minute silence was also observed as a mark of respect to the tribals who were killed in the ethnic strife.
On July 27, the body had submitted a memorandum to Governor Anusuiya Uikey seeking necessary measures for Kuki-Zomi University students affected by the ongoing violence in the state.
Alleging discrimination towards tribal students, the students' body had appealed to the governor to intervene into the matter.
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