With no transparency in the administration of Manipur Government, there is no place of hope, peace and harmony in a sorry communalist state like Manipur. No doubt, unrest discontentment is already here to stay. For the third consecutive period, Ibobi has been in power since and here we the tribals only left to observe a worsening state. This shows that he is unfit to take place as Chief Minister. He has no knowledge at all in tackling the prevailing situation of the state. He becomes a great enmity in the eyes of the tribals. Since the Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh has little knowledge to run his government in a democratic manner, the only choice left is the intervention of central government. The Central Government should arrange division and separate governments between the valley and hill regions of Manipur. With no such providence, there is no other means or solution to end the conflicts within. There will always be uprising upheavals from the tribals as long as puppet leaders like Okram Ibobi Singh or Gaikhungam remain in power. The prevailing situation of the state is like a time bomb about to trickle off.
Silence is gold. It is unwise for the Manipuris (Meeteis) messing around with the internal affairs of the Nagas. What will they gain from it. Such outlaw motive will only strengthen the pillar of the Nagas, will only accelerate the ongoing peace-talk process. The more they interfere, the less they gain. Such unlikely intention will only fetch a positive solution for the Nagas. It’s a silver lining for the Nagas. After all, what do they actually care about the history of Nagas? Why not sorting out their own problems with India without a Naga’s name? Yet there will come a time when Nagas shall never forgive the Manipuris (Meeteis) for often invading and interfering in the ongoing exclusive bilateral Indo-Naga peace talks. it’s a game of uninvited guest dinning on the table provided for the invited guest. There will come a time when a reward of retribution shall be paid for those who keep on barking, to every sight, like a mad dog.
Raman Shimreithing
Phadang Village
Ukhrul District
Manipur - 795001
