Manipur Government Resumes Talks with Kuki-Zo Insurgent Groups Amid Unrest
First talks under new Manipur government held with Kuki-Zo insurgent groups
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The Manipur government, led by Chief Minister Y. Khemchand Singh, resumed talks with Kuki-Zo insurgent groups on May 1, 2026, following a two-month hiatus. This marks the first dialogue under the newly elected government, aiming to address ongoing unrest in the region.
- 01Talks resumed on May 1, 2026, after a two-month break.
- 02This is the first meeting under the newly elected government led by Chief Minister Y. Khemchand Singh.
- 03The dialogue involves Kuki-Zo insurgent groups under a suspension of operations pact.
- 04The meeting aims to address the ongoing unrest in Manipur.
- 05Union Ministry of Home Affairs and state officials participated in the discussions.
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On May 1, 2026, the Manipur government resumed talks with Kuki-Zo insurgent groups, marking a significant step in addressing ongoing unrest in the region. This dialogue follows a two-month hiatus and is notable as it is the first meeting since the restoration of the elected government under Chief Minister Y. Khemchand Singh on February 4, 2026. The discussions involve groups that are part of a suspension of operations (SoO) agreement with the government. The participation of officials from both the Union Ministry of Home Affairs and the state government highlights the importance of these talks in seeking a resolution to the tensions in Manipur.
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The resumption of talks may lead to a reduction in unrest and violence in Manipur, potentially improving the security situation for residents.
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