Why did the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum in Manipur withdraw its appeal for government employees to skip work?

 The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum in Manipur withdrawing its appeal for government employees to skip work. It's possible that this event occurred after my last update or it may not have been widely covered in sources available to me.

However, such decisions can be influenced by various factors, including:

1. Negotiations with the Government: The Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum may have engaged in discussions or negotiations with the government that led to a resolution of the issues that prompted the appeal to skip work. If the forum felt that progress was being made or that their concerns were being addressed satisfactorily, they might have chosen to withdraw the appeal.

2. Public Opinion and Backlash: The appeal to skip work might have faced criticism or backlash from the public or other stakeholders. In such cases, the forum may have reconsidered its position to avoid further controversy or negative repercussions.

3. Legal or Political Considerations: Legal or political considerations, such as potential legal consequences or pressure from political parties or authorities, could have influenced the forum's decision to withdraw the appeal.

4. Internal Discussions and Consensus: There may have been internal discussions within the Indigenous Tribal Leaders Forum that led to a consensus to withdraw the appeal. Differences in opinion or priorities among forum members could have played a role in this decision.

Without specific information regarding the circumstances surrounding the withdrawal of the appeal, it's challenging to provide a definitive answer.