The Indian government ensures the effective execution of the SoO (Suspension of Operations) pact with Kuki groups in Manipur through several measures, including regular meetings with the Kuki leaders, provision of financial aid to assist in the group's rehabilitation and reintegration, and the deployment of police and security forces to monitor the implementation of the agreement. Some of the benefits of the SoO pact include the reduction in violence, a better understanding between the government and the Kuki groups, and opportunities for the groups to reintegrate themselves into mainstream society. However, there are also some drawbacks, such as the possibility of the pact being violated by the Kuki groups, and the lack of a clear strategy for the long-term restoration of peace and stability in the region. To ensure the effective execution of the agreement, several measures have been taken by the government, including the establishment of a Joint Monitoring Group for the regular monitoring of the pact, the formation of a State-level committee to coordinate efforts related to the pact, and the provision of financial and infrastructural support to the Kuki groups to help them reintegrate into society. Despite these measures, however, the effectiveness of the SoO pact remains uncertain, and further efforts may be needed to ensure long-lasting peace and stability in the region.