CorCom turns eight, slams India tagging as colonial

Imphal, July 7: The Co-ordination Committee (CorCom) has sent revolutionary greetings to their fellow people on the occasion of the eighth anniversary of the formation of the organization, which is a conglomerate of militant groups operating in Manipur, today.
In the correspondence issued by its convenor Kh Pambei, CorCom said with the advent of the 21st century the United Nations made several declarations to wipe out colonialism from the face of the earth and liberate the occupied nations.
It listed the declaration by the general assembly of the UN made on December 10, 2010 which proclaimed 2010-2020 as the third international decade for eradication of colonialism. Many countries in the world are making serious efforts to ensure that is implemented successfully. In total contradiction, the Indian government which usurped its tiny neighboring republics like Kashmir, Manipur and others in WESEA, showed no sign of cooperating with the declaration. Not only is India suppressing the people of the colonies, it has sent its military units to terrorize the people there in unimaginable fashion and blatantly abuse their human rights, the correspondence stated.
The organization claimed that the policy of ‘one education one nation’ being popularized by the Indian government is a determined effort to indoctrinate the young minds in the ‘colonies’ with their ideas so that they become willing to embrace the culture, identity and history of the mainstream as their own.