SENAPATI, June 12: The Senapati District Students’ Association (SDSA) declaration non-cooperation with the Superintendent of Police (SP) and the Additional Superintendent of Police (Law & Order) of Senapati District, Manipur in direct response to the state government’s failure to act within the 48-hour deadline following the SDSA’s ultimatum dated June 4, 2025 (Ref. No. SDSA-31/24-26).
According to the official statement issued by the SDSA, it stated: “With immediate effect, SDSA declares total non-cooperation with the said officers and instructs the general public, civil society organizations (CSOs), and all concerned stakeholders to refrain from any engagement, cooperation, or correspondence with them in both civil and official capacities.”
The student body cited what it described as the unprofessional conduct and mishandling of a peaceful democratic agitation by the two officers. The SDSA also expressed deep disappointment with the state government’s continued indifference to legitimate public concerns.
The notice further warned that the SDSA shall not be held responsible for any breakdown of law and order, or any threat to public safety resulting from the continued service of these officers in the district.
“Furthermore, considering the growing public mistrust and resentment towards these officials, the office categorically states that the personal security and well-being of the said officers shall not be the responsibility of the office in any manner,” the SDSA added.
The association clarified that this non-cooperation directive will remain in effect until the concerned officials are relieved of their posts and appropriate action is taken by the authorities.
“We appeal everyone to be vigilant and be prepared for any future course of action the office of SDSA may initiate in the interest of justice, accountability, and the collective good,” the release stated.
