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Meitei and Naga groups rally in Imphal demanding abrogation of SoO truce pact

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Members of the Meitei and Naga communities held a rally in Imphal calling for the abrogation of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) truce agreement. The demonstration reflects the demands of the participating groups regarding the pact, which governs security arrangements with armed factions in Manipur. Organisers used the rally to press their stance publicly in the state capital. The article reports the gathering as a joint protest, though the specific timing and attendance details are drawn from the original report.

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