The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF), a joint organisation representing the Kuki-Zo tribes in Manipur, has expressed concerns as its official account faces withholding. The ITLF was established to advocate for the rights and interests of the Kuki-Zo tribes and has been actively involved in addressing various issues affecting its community. The withholding of its account has raised questions and left members and supporters seeking clarification.
The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum (ITLF) was officially established on June 9, 2022, at the Kuki Inpi Complex (KIC) office in Tuibuong, Manipur. It was formed by recognized tribes within the district that have coexisted for generations.
The ITLF comprises prominent tribal organisations representing the Kuki-Zo tribes in the region. These organisations include the Paite Tribe Council, Kuki Inpi, Simte Tribe Council, Vaiphei People’s Council, Mizo People’s Convention, Hmar Inpui, United Zou Organisation, and Gangte Tribe Union.
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The ITLF has been actively engaged in advocating for the rights and interests of the Kuki-Zo tribes and addressing various community-related issues. The withholding of its official account has raised concerns among its members and supporters.
The report does not provide specific details regarding why the ITLF’s official account is being withheld or by whom. However, it highlights that this action has created uncertainty and questions within the organisation.
The withholding of the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum’s official account in Manipur is a matter of concern, especially as the organisation plays a crucial role in advocating for the rights and interests of the Kuki-Zo tribes. Clarity is needed regarding the reasons behind this action and its potential impact on the ITLF’s activities and advocacy efforts.
