I urge the authorities to remove the Kuki refugees settled in Manipur and Nagaland. This issue has deeply impacted me personally as I believe that continuing the presence of these groups under the SoO (Suspension of Operations) agreement is causing significant unrest and challenges in these regions. The ongoing presence of refugees is not only straining the resources of these states but also affecting the social and economic balance.

The Suspension of Operations agreement, initially designed to ceasefire with various insurgent groups, is now a decade-long arrangement that seems to have lost its intended purpose and effectiveness. It's crucial that the government reassess this agreement in light of the recent escalations and concerns expressed by the local communities.

According to various reports, the influx of refugees in these areas has led to increased tensions among local populations. Statistics from local agencies indicate a rise in conflicts and social discord, which are directly linked to the stresses placed on infrastructure, employment, and resource distribution. This is especially problematic in regions that are already economically and socially fragile.

By removing the Kuki refugees and re-evaluating the SoO agreement, the government can help restore stability, promote peace, and ensure that the needs of the local populations are prioritized. I am calling on the relevant authorities to take immediate actions to address these concerns.

Sign this petition to support the removal of Kuki refugees from Manipur and Nagaland, and to press for a reassessment of the SoO agreement for the betterment of the local communities.