Imphal: The Federation of Haomee (FoH), a conglomeration of the indigenous communities of the seven clans of Manipur, comprising of 24 ethnic groups, on Saturday raised strong objections on the ongoing tripartite peace talks between the Union government, Manipur government and Kuki armed groups Kuki National Organisation or Kuki National Army (KNO/KNA) under the ‘suspension of operations’ (SoO) agreement.
At a press conference held in Imphal, the federation claimed that the KNO/KNA is a foreign militant outfit based in Myanmar and asked the Centre to abrogate the ongoing talks with them.
The ethnic groups include Aimol, Anal, Chiru, Chothe, Inpui, Kabui, Kharam, Koireng, Kom, Lamkang, Liangmei, Mao, Maram, Maring, Meitei, Mayon, Monsang, Paomai, Purum, Rongmei, Tarao, Thangal, Tangkhul and Zemei.
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