New Delhi, Sept. 1 -- Nine MLAs, belonging to the Naga community, from the ruling coalition government in Manipur have demanded Union home minsiter Amit Shah to take immediate action against Kuki-Zo leaders over their alleged role in the killing of Naga civilians. In a letter to Shah, the MLAs, including deputy chief minister Losai Diko, have also sought action against deputy chief minister Nemcha Kipgen, who belongs to the Kuki-Zo community for allegedly colluding with Kuki militant groups led by her husband Thangboi Kipen, a Kuki National Front-Progressive (KNF-P) leader. The MLAs sent the letter in the backdrop of Naga-Kuki clashes that started in February and has led to over 30 deaths and hundreds of houses burnt. HT has a copy of the letter in which they have demanded action against Kuki-Zo leader, including deputy CM Kipgen and arrest of her husband. Thangboi's KNF-P is a part of the insurgent groups that are in a Suspension of Operations(SoO) pact with the Centre. The MLA also demanded the immediate abrogation of the pact, with all Kuki militant groups, in view of repeated violations and acts of terror against civilians. "With deep concern for restoring normalcy in the State of Manipur, we, the undersigned Naga MLAs, submit this earnest appeal for your immediate intervention. The current human tragedy unfolding in Manipur has reached a critical and volatile stage, with grave ramifications affecting all aspects of public life. If unbiased, decisive and bold action is not taken without delay, the State may descend into an uncontrollable situation," the letter, submitted by deputy CM Losai Diko in Shah's Delhi office on Monday, said. The MLAs asked Shah to initiate action against "Deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen as her office is colluding with the Kuki militant group led by her husband KNF-P, which have become very difficult for the people to comprehend the peace process taken by the government". HT reached out to Kipgen for a comment but it is yet to receive her response....