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Kuki MLAs Attend Manipur Assembly in Person for First Time in Over Three Years

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The 8th session of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly opened in Imphal, marking a notable milestone in the state's political landscape. Legislators from the Kuki community attended the session in person, ending an absence that had lasted more than three years. The return of Kuki MLAs to the assembly floor comes against the backdrop of the prolonged ethnic conflict that has gripped Manipur. Their physical presence at the session is being seen as a significant development amid ongoing efforts to restore normalcy in the strife-torn state.

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Kuki MLAs Attend Manipur Assembly in Person for First Time in Over Three Years · ShortSingh