Manipur audio clips establish CM’s complicity, say Kuki-Zo MLAs seeking his prosecution
The HinduManipur’s 10 Kuki-Zo MLAs on Wednesday issued a statement, saying they had taken note of the leaked voice clippings, alleged to be of Chief Minister N. Biren Singh purportedly admitting to his complicity in the ethnic conflict. “The complicity of the Chief Minister in the state- They further claimed that the authenticity of the tapes had been confirmed by one Rojendro Nong, who the MLAs said was Mr. Singh’s brother. They added that there were also segments where he allegedly admitted to being chastised by Union Home Minister Amit Shah for using bombs in Kuki-Zo areas “and how after the UHM had left, he had instructed the police top brass to use bombs clandestinely going forward, defying the UHM’s directions”. Meanwhile, the Churachandpur District Bar Association has called for a sit-in protest on Thursday against the Chief Minister’s remarks on the clippings, allegedly alluding that Kuki-Zo judges were allegedly biased towards people of their ethnicity.