‘Politics of revenge should be stopped by the government’

IT News
Imphal March 5,

Proscribe group Maoist Communist Party warned the government to stop arresting the people who are against BJP led government as a politics of revenge or else untoward incident might occur even to the workers of BJP.
Stating in a release signed by Coordinator, Standing Committee of Maoist Communist Party Manipur, Kyonghan Mangang said that the party will fight against those who obstruct in spreading the ideas and ideology of egalitarian society initiated by Lamyanba Irabot.
He said that the present government with all his might to silence the dissecting voices rose against the government arrested those persons namely Erendro, Popilal, Kishorchand, Veewon and many more. The government even arrested the leaders of various CSO like NIPCO and many meira paibis by using different false allegations, he added. Leaders of Student union RSF were arrested one after another using their allegation tactics to demolish the organisation even the Imphal Free Press faced a case of defamation for speaking out the truth, Kyonghan said.
Kyonghan further said that if the government continue to arrest the members of the organisations for raising voices against the government as politics of revenge than the party is all prepared to take revenge on the party of the government. He warned that the government cannot provide security measures to all its workers.
Kyonghan further stressed that the party will support the political parties who spread the ideas of regionalism namely MPP, PRAJA and also other groups who wants to revive Sanamahi religion.  He added that moral support will be given to all Left wing organisations.
He finally warned that there will be no political worker of BJP to hoist their party flag if Maoist starts avenging for silencing the voice of the people by the government. He added that Maoist is a revolutionary party which have its own unique ideology different from others.

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