The representatives of the Manipur Government and agitating United Naga Council (UNC) are leaving for New Delhi today to take part in tripartite talks called by the Centre tomorrow.
The aim of the talk is to find a solution to the three-month indefinite economic blockade by UNC in the state.
The tripartite meeting has been convened by the Union Home Ministry considering the miseries being faced by the people of Manipur due to the blockade which began on first of Novmeber last year.
The economic blockade has led to extreme shortage of essential commodities including food items, lifesaving drugs and motor fuel.
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