Three Naga civil society organizations in Manipur have formally requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his urgent intervention to address what they describe as a 'sustained campaign of violence and territorial aggression' by Kuki groups against Naga villages in the hill districts. The organizations, including the United Naga Council, the Naga Women’s Union, and the All Naga Students’ Association, argue that the Kuki armed groups, allegedly supported by external forces, have conducted violent attacks, including the recent incidents on May 7, which resulted in the destruction of homes and the displacement of residents in villages such as Z. Choro and Namlee-Wanglee. They claim these actions represent a cross-border military invasion rather than mere ethnic clashes. The organizations have urged the government to uphold the 2015 Framework Agreement, which recognizes the unique history and political rights of the Naga people, and to take decisive action against the Kuki National Army-Burma and other armed factions. They also called for a judicial inquiry into the attacks and the restoration of free movement along Manipur’s highways, asserting that the government's perceived appeasement of Kuki groups undermines the peace process and national security. The memorandum stresses the importance of a fair political settlement to ensure lasting peace in the region.