IMPHAL: The Manipur government hit out at Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma, asking him to show “better statesmanship” by being a “good neighbour” rather than stoking the fire of “hatred and division” through “unwarranted comments”.
In a statement on Friday night, the Manipur government said that India must be wary of the “greater agenda of carving a Kuki-Chin Christian nation” out of contiguous areas of Myanmar, India and Bangladesh, played out over decades of meticulous planning.
It said it will not allow fragmentation of Northeast India at the behest of foreign vested interests, or “secessionist interests as openly espoused by the Mizoram CM”.
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