Manipur CM appeals to militants to join mainstream

Press Trust of India  |  Imphal 

Chief Minister N Biren Singh today appealed to all militants to join the mainstream.

The Chief Minister made the appeal at a function where top belonging to banned People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak-Progressive (PREPAK-Pro) surrendered before him here.



"I am very happy that two militants have surrendered to join the mainstream. I appeal to all local militants to join the mainstream. I also appeal to those youths who have fled their homes to join militancy to return to mainstream," Singh said.

The two militants - self-styled 'Sergeant Major' Salam Sitoljit (28) a resident of Uripok Khumanthem Leikai and self-styled 'Corporal' Pebam Bishorjit (24) a resident of Kiyamgei Awang Leikai surrendered before the chief minister, a state press release said.

The two militants surrendered after escaping from their Myanmar camp, officials said.

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Manipur CM appeals to militants to join mainstream

Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today appealed to all militants to join the mainstream. The Chief Minister made the appeal at a function where top belonging to banned People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak-Progressive (PREPAK-Pro) surrendered before him here. "I am very happy that two militants have surrendered to join the mainstream. I appeal to all local militants to join the mainstream. I also appeal to those youths who have fled their homes to join militancy to return to mainstream," Singh said. The two militants - self-styled 'Sergeant Major' Salam Sitoljit (28) a resident of Uripok Khumanthem Leikai and self-styled 'Corporal' Pebam Bishorjit (24) a resident of Kiyamgei Awang Leikai surrendered before the chief minister, a state government press release said. The two militants surrendered after escaping from their Myanmar camp, officials said. Chief Minister N Biren Singh today appealed to all militants to join the mainstream.

The Chief Minister made the appeal at a function where top belonging to banned People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak-Progressive (PREPAK-Pro) surrendered before him here.

"I am very happy that two militants have surrendered to join the mainstream. I appeal to all local militants to join the mainstream. I also appeal to those youths who have fled their homes to join militancy to return to mainstream," Singh said.

The two militants - self-styled 'Sergeant Major' Salam Sitoljit (28) a resident of Uripok Khumanthem Leikai and self-styled 'Corporal' Pebam Bishorjit (24) a resident of Kiyamgei Awang Leikai surrendered before the chief minister, a state press release said.

The two militants surrendered after escaping from their Myanmar camp, officials said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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