CSO leaders of Manipur meet INC President Rahul Gandhi; appointment for PM, HM likely after December 20

Imphal, Dec 17: Leaders of the different civil society organisations of the state who are presently camping at Delhi over the Frame Work Agreement signed between the Government of India and the NSCN-IM today meet the President of Indian National Congress Rahul Gandhi.
President of United Committee Manipur (UCM) Elangbam Johnson, President of All Manipur United Club Organisation (AMUCO) Ph. Devan, President of NIPCO Sinil Karam, President of CCSK Jeetendra Ningombam are presently camping at New Delhi to address the grievances of the people to the various political parties to support the people of the state regarding the solution that is sorting out soon between the GoI and NSCN-IM in the coming days.
The CSO team from Manipur had also met D. Raja, MP and National general Secretary of Communist Party of India . The team had taken appointment of Lok Jan Shakti Chief Ram Villas Paswan. The team will meet the Lok Jan Shakti President at 6 pm today. They will also meet the Chief Minister of New Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal tomorrow, a report reaching here said.
The team had applied appointment to meet the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, Home Minister Rajnath , Minister of state Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju and other BJP leaders. Source said that till now no appointment has been fixed but it is likely that the team may be able to get appointment after December 20.
The CSOs has been demanding revealation of the contents of the Frame Work Agreement signed between the NSCN IM and the Government of India. With signals of bringing about a solution between the two after the assurance by the President of India Ram Nath Kovind during HornBill Festival and also by the Governor of  Nagaland in September, there is apprehension among the people of the state on whether the agreement will segregate the state of Manipur or not.
The CSOs had been opposing any kind of arrangement on separate administration for certain section of people inside the state of Manipur.
Earlier the Prime Minister of India and other leaders of the BJP including the Home Minister Rajnath had assured that there will be no question of redrawing the boundaries of the states neighbouring states of Nagaland including Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. However, the CSOs still have apprehension about granting separate administration for some sections of people as the contents has not been revealed so far.