By: Express News Service Imphal | Updated: February 26, 2025 03:22 IST 2 min readManipur Governor Ajay Kumar BhallaMembers of armed Meitei group, Arambai Tenggol, led by Korounganba Khuman and its ‘PRO’ Robin Mangang, met Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla at Raj Bhawan on Tuesday, after which they claimed to have presented ‘terms and conditions’ for giving up their arms.The Arambai Tenggol and Khuman are being probed by the NIA in connection with multiple cases, including the looting of arms and ammunition from a Manipur Rifles complex.The meeting comes after Governor Bhalla on February 20 set a “deadline” of seven days for surrender of looted and illegally held arms by members of both warring communities. He said “strict action” will be taken for possessing such weapons after this period.Speaking to the media later, Mangang said the meeting was “positive” and that “normalcy would soon return.”He said the Governor requested them to give up arms but that “we have also placed our terms and conditions.” “If our terms are fulfilled, we will give them up and if not, we will see,” he said.The group also submitted a ‘memorandum’ to the Governor. This includes the demand that there be “no arrest or legal action against village volunteers including Arambai Tenggol by any commission, tribunal, court, etc”. The group has been accused by Kuki-Zo groups of being at the forefront of violent attacks against their community.© The Indian Express Pvt LtdTags:Ajay Kumar BhallaImphal