THE CONFUSED MEITEI MINAI 5.0!
This is taking it to a whole new level! Lairenjam Tondonbi Devi, who's been gone since 2021, is still trying to get her DEATH CERTIFICATE back! 🤣 And she even provided her contact number, like, "Hey, guys, if you find my DEATH CERTIFICATE, please call me!" 😂 I mean, I don't know what's more hilarious, the fact that she's asking for her death certificate or that she thinks someone can actually contact her!
🤣 this can happen only in Meitei Minai society, indeed! 😄
@meiteiheritage@NBirenSingh@MaharajaManipur@koubru_lakpa@debanishachom@Paari_Athouba
The absence of gun-toting incidents does not indicate peace and normalcy in the region.
It has come to our notice that a Meitei secessionist narco-terrorist UNLF camp is situated in Khamenlok area, which is within Kuki-Zo territories. New Delhi must immediately relocate or shift this camp within the 650 sq km area of Manipur.
We request that civilians, any terrorist group, and their sympathizers refrain from crossing the buffer zone until an amicable solution – a Union Territory with Legislature – is declared.
Although the situation may invite adventure, unnecessary provocations and escalations will not be tolerated.
@PMOIndia@HMOIndia@adgpi@official_dgar@rashtrapatibhvn@RajBhavManipur@INCIndia@BJP4India@KaranThapar_TTP@BDUTT@vijaita @RavinderKapur2
Meet the Kacha Nagas, the ultimate trendsetters! They beat India to Independence Day by 24 hours, but now they're waiting in line for a statehood sticker? Guess you could say they're independent... ly confused!"
When the rest of India celebrates glorious Independence Day tomorrow, a particular community in Manipur, spanning 650 sq km, will celebrate Thief Day. Indeed, according to their founders, former CM @NBirenSingh and MP @MaharajaManipur, they are a cultural organization . Indeed, they represent the Meitei community's rich culture tradition. Happy Thief Day to all Meitei Nongsha!🤣😆
A Forgotten Sacrifice: The Kuki People’s Struggle in Independent India
By H.S. Benjamin Mate
As India prepares to celebrate its 79th Independence Day on 15 August 2025, it is important to reflect not only on our nation’s achievements but also on the communities whose sacrifices made freedom possible. In the Northeast, the Kuki people stand out as one of the few communities that contributed to the struggle in significant numbers—hundreds of them joined the Indian National Army (INA), risking their lives for an India they believed in.
Even across the border in Myanmar (Burma), where the Kuki community numbered only a few thousand, they played a crucial role in aiding the INA. They provided food, shelter, and guidance, helping the INA cross treacherous terrain. Some Burmese Kuki were even honoured as freedom fighters.
Yet today, the descendants of these very freedom fighters face persecution under the independent India their forefathers helped to free. In Myanmar, Kukis fleeing military junta violence have sought temporary refuge along the Indo-Myanmar border, only to be labelled “criminals” or “illegal immigrants” by Indian authorities. In India, their own tribesmen are branded as “foreigners” and “refugees” despite their historic contributions to the nation. The Government of India has even dismantled the Free Movement Regime and initiated border fencing, physically dividing Kuki families and severing the deep bonds that predate the modern nation-state.
The present reality in Manipur is even more harrowing. In the state capital, Kuki women have been paraded naked in the presence of police, young girls have been raped and murdered, and entire neighbourhoods have been reduced to ashes. Thousands remain in overcrowded relief camps without basic necessities; many more are scattered across Indian cities, struggling without livelihood, adequate housing, or access to healthcare and education. Roads, airports, and development bypass their areas entirely.
And yet, despite this, the Kuki people still hold on to their Indian identity with pride. They are not asking for special privileges—only for the right to live in safety, dignity, and peace. Today, they plead with their fellow citizens: remember our history, honour our sacrifices, and stand with us as we seek justice.
The Government of India must act decisively. The only sustainable solution to ensure the survival, security, and dignity of the Kuki people is the creation of a separate state—free from the communal hostilities of Manipur—where they can rebuild their homes, restore their livelihoods, and live without fear.
This Independence Day, as we proudly fly the tricolour, let us not forget that freedom is meaningless if it is denied to those who helped secure it. The Kuki people fought for India’s liberation; it is now India’s moral duty to fight for theirs.
@narendramodi@rashtrapatibhvn@RajBhavManipur@NortheastToday@IndiaTodayNE@PMOIndia@Spearcorps@official_dgar@BSF_India@crpfindia
Congratulations to Mr. Michael Lalthlamuong Lungțau, son of Mr. Lalzarlien Lungțau & Mrs. Partlangmawi of Rengkai, for securing **All Manipur ST Rank 22** in NEET 2025! �� A proud moment for our community—wishing him even greater success ahead! 🎉📚 #NEET2025 #PrideOfRengkai
Lamnunthem Singson, an IDP frm Manipur, whose family was driven out worked as cabin crew to support her displaced family. Tragically, this family, already devastated by the loss of their home and livelihood due to state failure, has now lost their only daughter in Ahmedabad crash
Lamnunthem Singson Kuki last birthday with her family — a moment now etched in our hearts forever. She wore her @airindia uniform with pride, and today, she soars higher than ever, beyond the skies. Gone too soon, but never forgotten. 🕊️ #ForeverInOurHearts@PMOIndia@HMOIndia
Even on her final days, she helped her friend, life is so cruel sometimes🥺🥺🥺may u rest well in Heaven❤
So heartbreaking🥺
#AirIndiaPlaneCrash#BoycottBoeing
Warmest congratulations to the three Kuki-Zo gentlemen, Mr. T. Thangliengou Haokip, Mr. Carey M. Goulal, and Mr. Henkholen Changsan on successfully clearing the UPSC CAPF AC Exam 2024. I wish you all a distinguished and successful career ahead.
The state sponsor Meitei militia's application fr registration of a Football Club is nothng bt an attempt to legalize their looted weapons, cover up their heinous crimes on the pretext of havng Arambai Football Club. @barandbench@NIA_India@CBIHeadquarters@HMOIndia@Spearcorps
"...We Nagas have no common Legacy with Meiteis, we have no common heritage because we have no common history with Yours. Therefore, we should settle for good neighborhoods...".
~~Sword Vashum, President,
Tangkhul Naga Long.
#NoMoreBloodBrothers@rashtrapatibhvn@TribalArmy
The Kuki community has faced victimization and ethnic cleansing for opposing the government's illegal declaration of Reserved Forest and Protected Forest areas in Kuki territories, driven by the interests of the majority Meitei community. Today, a substantial number of Nagas from Manipur have joined protests against the arbitrary declaration of Reserved Forest, Protected Forest, and Wildlife Sanctuary areas in Naga-inhabited regions.
This development underscores the need for tribal communities in Manipur to unite and collectively address the injustices they face.
The pertinent questions are:
👉Can the government truly claim to protect its citizens when one community's rights are brutally suppressed⁉️
👉Is this not a clear case of ethnic cleansing, where a community's very existence is threatened by the government's actions⁉️
👉How long will the tribal communities of Manipur be forced to suffer at the hands of an oppressive government⁉️
👉Will the Nagas and Kukis continue to fight alone, or will they unite to demand justice and equality⁉️
👉Can the Kuki and Naga still expect justice when the government prioritizes the interests of the majority over the rights of the minority⁉️
~H S Benjamin Mate, President KoHUR
#𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐊𝐈𝐌_𝐓𝐄_𝐀𝐖𝐆𝐈𝐍
@chinkukimizogin
#MeiteiWarCrimes
#JusticeDelayed_IsJusticeDenied
#Justice4Kukis
#HumanRightsViolation
#ManipurViolence
#SeparateAdministration4KukiZo
#UnionTerritory4KukiZo
#SeparateAdmission
#UnionTerritory