Some hands place notebooks in children’s hands and open the door to a brighter future.
Sadly, some hands place weapons in young hands for personal benefit. #NSCNIM
The choice is clear: education builds lives, weapons destroy dreams. #Nagaland#Manipur
"The Chin-Kuki-Mizo belong to one ethnic group"-Pu Lalduhoma, the Chief Minister of Mizoram said. He made this statement while felicitating the first South East Asian-born UFC flyweight champion, @JoshuaVanBT on May 30, 2026.
#Aizawl@Lal_Duhoma@ufc
Manipur: In a shocking live TV discussion on @sktvmanipur, Tangkhul social activist Ashang Kasar openly threatened to finish off Kukis. Sadly, hate speech and genocidal threats are being normalised while the administration stays silent. @HMOIndia@YKhemchandSingh@manipur_police
@narendramodi If you had answered this woman journalist’s questions, your happiness would have doubled too,
but instead you made the whole country look embarrassed in front of the world.
Manipur :Two years later,the case is still pending. No accused has been identified. It is a grave violation of the rights & privileges of the Kuki people as equal citizens of the country. Why the one-sided Justice? Why the discrimination & unfair treatment⁉️
#WeAreHer#ZalenNumei
We strongly condemn the tragic and untimely death of our beloved sister/daughter who was just an innocent girl with simple life and simple needs. This heartbreaking loss is not just a personal tragedy for the bereaved family, but a grave injustice that wounds the collective conscience of our society.
The circumstances leading to her death demand immediate, transparent and impartial investigation, and those responsible must be held fully accountable under the law. Silence, delay, or indifference in the face of such loss only deepens the suffering and perpetuates injustice.
We stand in solidarity with the grieving family and loved ones and we reiterate our call for justice, dignity, and the protection of human life, especially for vulnerable women and communities. Such tragedies must not be allowed to fade into statistics—they must lead to accountability and meaningful change.
@adgpi@easterncomd@crpfindia@BSF_India@PMOIndia@HMOIndia@rajnathsingh@DefenceMinIndia@SpokespersonMoD@PIBHomeAffairs@thewire_in@kthaparoffice@paolienlal@LMKhaute@KipgenNemcha@KimneoHangshing@mang_henglep@LetpaoHaokip@VungzaginValte@chinlunthang@haokholet_k@NgursanglurS
Justice is not a competition, nor is it a zero-sum game where acknowledging one victim erases another. The #Kuki_Zo demand for justice is not about blaming an entire community—it is about holding perpetrators and the state accountable for systematic failures, impunity, and prolonged denial of justice.
Equating delayed justice with a “justification for separate land” is a false equivalence. The demand for a separate administration arises from complete institutional collapse, targeted violence, breakdown of constitutional protection, and the state’s inability or unwillingness — to ensure safety, dignity, and justice for Kuki-Zo people. Delayed justice is not the cause; it is evidence of that collapse.
If Meitei victims have been denied justice, they too deserve accountability, investigation, and redress—no one disputes that. But using their suffering to delegitimize Kuki-Zo pain or to question why one case receives attention only after a death is deeply disingenuous. Many Kuki-Zo victims spoke up for months without media coverage, FIRs, arrests, or outrage—until silence became impossible to ignore.
Justice cannot be selective—agreed. But neither can empathy be conditional or weaponized to silence others. Asking “what about the other side?” every time a Kuki-Zo woman’s trauma is acknowledged does not advance justice; it deflects responsibility and reinforces a culture of denial.
Suffering is not measured by numbers or majority status. It is measured by truth, accountability, and whether the rule of law functions equally for all. Until that exists, calling out injustice is not divisive—it is necessary.
@adgpi@easterncomd@crpfindia@BSF_India@PMOIndia@HMOIndia@rajnathsingh@DefenceMinIndia@SpokespersonMoD@PIBHomeAffairs@thewire_in@kthaparoffice@kharge@PUCLindia@RahulGandhi@SupriyaShrinate@Jairam_Ramesh@Pawankhera@srinivasiyc@Allavaru@PIBHomeAffairs@ndtvfeed@ndtv@CNN@thewire_in@KaranThapar_TTP@newslaundry@EastMojo@AJEnglish@ukhrultimes@timesofindia@TimesNow@htTweets@globaltimesnews@PTI_News@BBCWorld@JuKrick_@mrinalinidhyani@utpal_parashar@BBCBreaking@rashtrapatibhvn@VPIndia
NATIONAL SHAME 😡 JUSTICE DENIED
KUKI-ZO RAPE SURVIVOR DIES IN AGONY AFTER 3 YEARS – ZERO ARRESTS, ZERO JUSTICE! 😡🔥
This is an Absolute Travesty that Boils My Blood!
A Brave Young Woman from #Manipur's Kuki-Zo community, just 18 years old, was Savagely Abducted and Gang-raped amid the Ethnic Violence on May 15, 2023.
She Endured Unimaginable Horror – Blindfolded, Tied Up, Assaulted in Multiple Spots across Imphal.
Left for Dead, but She fought like hell!
• May 15, 2023 – Kidnapped while at an ATM, Brutally R@ped and Beaten in Places like Wangkhei Ayangpali and Langol.
• Rescued by A Heroic Muslim Autorickshaw Driver who rushed her to Safety and Medical Aid.
• Hospitalized: Initial treatment in Manipur, then Airlifted to Guwahati for Years of battling Severe Uterine Damage, Infections, and Soul-crushing Trauma.
🔴 No Justice Done, No One Arrested
FIR filed under Serious Charges like Rape and Atrocities act – but THREE YEARS LATER, Not A Single Perpetrator Behind Bars!
Institutional Failure at Its Worst!
She passed away on January 10, 2026, in a Guwahati Hospital, Her Fight over but Justice Denied.
How Many More Women must Suffer in Silence While The System Sleeps?
This isn't Just Manipur's Scar – It's India's Gaping Wound!
Media 🤐
#ManipurViolence #ModiHaiTohMumkinHain #Implement5DayBanking #Modi4Assam
"The tragic death of a gang rape victim from the Kuki ST community in Manipur, who died without seeing justice, is an indictment of the politics of hate and the judicial process": CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat