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Despite the passage of 75 years since gaining independence from British rule in 1947, Moreh finds itself trapped under the oppressive grip of Kuki miscreants, many of whom have migrated from neighbouring Myanmar. The once-majority Meitei community has been reduced to a minority in their own land. The Naga communities have been forcibly displaced from Moreh due to violent clashes with the Kuki population and similar other minority communities like Nepali, Bengali, Tamil, Sikh, Muslim have fled Moreh due to fear of repeated rampages and extortion by Kuki Militant, mostly of Myanmar origin. The Kuki friends who had been residing in Moreh for a long time faced marginalisation upon the arrival of their new fellow Kuki brothers. This dire situation is a clear failure of the government, as they have been unable to effectively implement an immigration control system. However, the Meitei communities also bear responsibility, as they have overlooked the challenges faced by their fellow Meitei in Moreh. It is important to recognise that Moreh is an integral part of Manipur, woven into the fabric of our folklore, where our folklore of 12th Century like Khamba Thoibi remain incomplete without its presence. The miscreant showed no mercy even towards the ancient and revered Devi Temple (Ima Kondong Leirambi) situated in Moreh, as it was subjected to vandalism, arson, desecration, and complete destruction then and now. The Thoibi Pat, (then in Manipur) in Myanmar built in memory of our 12th Century Princess of Moirang is merely a kilometre away from the town of Moreh.

To my beloved Kuki friends, with whom we have cherished our bond over food and the playground for decades, let us preserve the extraordinary beauty of Moreh. Our intentions are not against you or your families; rather, we must unite to protect our land, your land, from the encroachment of neighbouring influences. For countless generations, our forefathers and yours, have safeguarded the splendour of Moreh. Let us not surrender it to the hands of new encroachers. To our dear Meitei brothers also, it is important to acknowledge that numerous Kuki friends sincerely yearn for peace and do not wish to engage in this conflict. May we embrace peace and let it prevail among us.