Naga body seeks PM Modi's intervention, judicial probe into killing of six Naga civilians in Manipur

The United Naga Council, the apex body representing 21 Naga tribes in Manipur, has called for stronger security measures in Naga-inhabited areas. The council has alleged incidents of intimidation, hostage-taking, and armed movement in these areas, which has led to a sense of insecurity among the Naga people. The UNC has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene in the state's security situation and take necessary measures to protect the lives and properties of the Naga people. The council has also sought a judicial probe into the killing of six Naga civilians in Manipur, which has sparked widespread outrage and concern among the Naga community. The UNC's appeal to the Prime Minister is seen as a desperate attempt to bring attention to the plight of the Naga people in Manipur and to seek justice for the victims of violence. The council's demand for stronger security measures and a judicial probe is likely to put pressure on the state government to take concrete steps to address the security concerns of the Naga people. The situation in Manipur remains tense, with the Naga community demanding justice and security, and the state government facing criticism for its handling of the situation. The UNC's appeal to the Prime Minister is a significant development in the ongoing crisis in Manipur, and it remains to be seen how the central government will respond to the council's demands. The Naga people are hoping that the Prime Minister's intervention will bring an end to the violence and insecurity in the state and pave the way for a lasting peace. The UNC's efforts to seek justice and security for the Naga people are likely to continue, with the council pushing for a peaceful resolution to the crisis.