My Hindu, Assamese and Indian brothers. Remember the Meitei men parading the women naked that brought India shame across the globe. Now these Meiteis are openly going against India. I am starting to beleive that Kukis are not the problem but these Meiteis are with their hatred.They are now exposing themselves.
Meitei Militant Confesses to Killing 3 Kuki Pastors with Kacha-Naga Militants on Kangpokpi-Churachandpur Highway
Moreh, Oct 21, 2026
Viral video shows a Meitei militant openly confessing before a public gathering that he himself participated in the killing of 3 Kuki pastors on the Kangpokpi-Churachandpur highway along with Kacha-Naga militants. In the clip, he states he is not afraid to disclose that he joined Kacha-Naga groups and carried out joint operations on the highway.
This confession directly matches the May 13 ambush between Kotzim and Kotlen in Kangpokpi district, where Rev. Dr. Vumthang Sitlhou, Rev. Kaigoulun Lhouvum and Pastor Paogoulen Sitlhou were shot dead returning from Churachandpur. Till date, NIA has arrested no one in this case, while the Modi Govt has arrested only Kuki village volunteers, exposing selective and biased action.
Is the Government of Manipur attempting to shield Mr. Tholu Rocky, MPS, Superintendent of Police, Kamjong, or attempting to cover up its failure following the killing of innocent Kuki-Zo civilians in Chassad?
Mere transfer and posting is not a solution. An officer in uniform who is a wolf in sheep's clothing must be held accountable; otherwise, he will repeat such acts in the future.
Before he is transferred elsewhere, the concerned authorities and the State Government must thoroughly investigate the role of Mr. Tholu Rocky, MPS, SP Kamjong, in the cold-blooded attack on the peace-loving Kuki-Zo community at Chassad.
The footage speaks for itself. Did he authorize the Tangkhul secessionist narco-terrorist groups NSCN-IM and NSCN Eastern Flank, who came from Myanmar, to be stationed at Kamjong Police Station? If not, who recorded the footage of innocent unarmed civilians and instructed the NSCN-IM to shoot them?
The footage must be thoroughly investigated. The Manipur Police @manipur_police must take stringent action against those responsible immediately; otherwise, this may lead to further unnecessary provocation in the future.
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The grief-stricken family, joined by mourning villagers, received his body at his residence, where his wife, children and fellow residents mourned his death.
Read more: https://t.co/ZPUHay6aB9
Another Kuki mother murdered by secessionist group #NSCN-IM.
We condemn the brutal killing of Mrs. Hatneikim Haokip by NSCN-IM cadres in a cowardly ambush at Molnoi-Phaikoh road, Kamjong District, Manipur on 15 Oct 2026.
Mrs. Haokip was travelling for household essentials when she was ambushed. Her husband sustained multiple gunshot injuries and manage to escaped. Another couple accompanying them remains untraced.
NSCN-IM has a documented pattern of targeting Kuki women. Till date, 9 Kuki women, including two pregnant women carrying unborn babies, have been killed by the group.
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What the hell is going on
Reports indicate that an #NSCN-IM ambush on the Molnoi–Phaikoh road between 4 and 5 PM today left Hatneikim Haokip dead, while two others remain missing. The incident requires urgent verification and a thorough investigation.
#ChooseSuccessOverGuns
Security forces must not mirror the conduct of militants.
This behavior has no place in a disciplined army.
What occurred was an act of violence.
It violates public trust
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NSCN-IM and their associates ZUF-K are responsible for the murder of #Innocentpeople and spreading terror. A fair investigation and immediate arrests are essential. Every life is precious. #Justice is the foundation of lasting #Peace. #Manipur#StopTerror#NSCNIM#ZUFKamson
📍Kultuh, Manipur 11 June 2026
The predawn cross border attack raises serious concerns of external aggression. The attackers were reported to be NSCN-IM & Myanmar-based EF & Junta SNA cadres. Govt of India should immediately raise this matter to ruling the dispensation in Myanmar
Less than an hour after a video surfaced showing a Manipuri Naga woman allegedly calling for the "cleansing" of Kukis from the hills, a deadly pre-dawn attack struck Kultuh village in Kamjong, killing two Kuki church leaders.
I strongly condemn the pre-dawn attack on Kultuh Kuki village, Kamjong District, allegedly by armed NSCN-IM (EF) terrorists, which resulted in the killing of the village Church Deacon and Youth Leader, as well as the burning of multiple houses.
My deepest condolences to the bereaved families and the Kultuh Villagers during this hour of grief.
I urge the government to immediately deploy security forces to all vulnerable Kuki villages in Kamjong and Ukhrul Districts. I also call for adequate compensation and rehabilitation for the families of the deceased and for residents whose homes were burned down this morning.
Who benefits when Manipur’s people are made to fight each other?
Violence weakens communities and strengthens hidden agendas. Let’s stand with facts, justice and peace-not rumours or hatred.
Manipur must stay united.
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Trans national NSCN-EF Tangkhul terrorists aided by Shanni National Army (SNA) attacked Kultuh, a Kuki village in Kamjong.
How can this trans border terrorism take place under your watch,@official_dgar ?
Pls take appropriate action @DrSJaishankar@MEAIndia
The mortal remains of (L) Letminlun Haokip, Head Deacon and (L) Lunminthang Haokip, Youth Chairman of Kultuh Baptist Church (a constituent of KBC) Kamjong, lay exposed under the dripping rain, awaiting their last rites and customary burial. They bore the brunt of a brutal and tragic death at the hands of NSCN-IM's Eastern Front and the Shanni Nationalities Army (SNA), a Myanmar-based Junta cadres, for crimes they never committed and likely knew nothing about.
These tragic deaths of Kuki villagers have become a recurring reality, occurring almost every week over the past three months. Beginning with the 11 March Litan incident, which claimed the lives of (L) Thengin Baite and (L) Thangboimang Khongsai while they were repairing a village water pipeline and continuing through the 9 June Lasan incident that claimed the life of (L) Haokhogin Lhouvum.
The root cause of NSCN-IM's involvement remains shrouded in confusion, largely due to the absence of any clear political demands from their side. After all, their involvement began with subtle acts of aggression before and actively following a petty drunken brawl at Litan-Sareikhong under highly suspicious circumstances.
The UNC's release of the 14 Kuki hostages, whom they had first abducted illegally from police custody, is a politically motivated publicity stunt. They portrayed it as a response to Kuki-held Naga hostages, despite the fact that Kuki Inpi Manipur had unconditionally released them on humanitarian ground following political appeals and pressure. The discovery of 6 decomposed Kacha Naga bodies by @manipur_police on the same day is undeniably tragic. However, reports indicate that the deaths may have occurred earlier, following the ambush of Thadou Baptist Association executives that claimed the lives of 3 Baptist Pastors, including its President, Rev. Dr. Vumthang Sitlhou.
While the hostages were being held, NSCN-IM operating under different names but sharing the same individuals and agenda continued carrying out indiscriminate attacks on isolated Kuki villages, resulting in the deaths of more than 12 Kuki civilians, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child since the Tangkhul-led NSCN-IM assaults began.
On the very day of UNC's hostage release ceremony, a Kuki man, (L) Haokhogin Lhouvum of Lasan Kuki Village, Tamenglong District, was targeted and killed while working in his field, highlighting the true motive behind the hostage-taking and release drama. While everyone appreciates the release of the hostages, including the Kuki people, it is difficult to overlook the simultaneous campaign of killings and arson carried out under the guise of goodwill.
At the end of the day, it is the Kuki people who continue to bear the brunt of coordinated online shaming, blame, propaganda and misinformation campaigns. The Kuki people may not possess the political upper hand or strong institutional backing, but as the saying goes, "Truth always triumphs in the end." The Kuki people's enduring spirit, resilience and pursuit of justice and a dignified life will carry them through this period of unjust labeling, vilification and suffering.
In defence of our ancestral land and freedom!
#SeparateAdministration4Kuki
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Where were these much publicised appeals to humanitarian values when two Kuki villagers were gunned down at Thawai while carrying out the simple task of repairing a community water supply line?
It is difficult to accept moral lectures today from voices that remained conspicuously absent when Kuki civilians were repeatedly falling victim to violence.
Between March and June 2026, twelve Kuki lives including that of an unborn child were lost in a series of incidents widely attributed to Naga perpetrators.
On 11 March,Thangboimang Khongsai of Shangkai Kuki Village and Thengin Baite of Thawai Kuki Village were killed near Litan,with their bodies recovered the following day.
On 24 April,Letlal Sithlhou and Paominlun Haolai lost their lives in the Mulam–Shongphel area.
The tragedy deepened on 13 May when Rev. V. Sithlhou,Pastor Paogoulen, and Rev. Kaigoulen were brutally killed along the Kotzim-Kotlen route,sending shockwaves across the Kuki community.
Less than a month later,on 5 June,Loibol Khullen witnessed the extermination of an entire family.Jangminlal Haokip, Letkhongam Haokip,Tinmary Haokip, and her seven-month-old unborn child were all killed.
Then,on 9 June,Haokhogin Lhouvum was shot dead at Lasan.
These individuals were not mere entries on a casualty list.They were family members, spiritual leaders,farmers,and ordinary villagers whose lives were cut short. Yet their deaths are too often overlooked, minimised,or ignored altogether when conversations about justice and human rights arise.
The memory of the three pastors murdered on 13 May remains particularly painful.Despite the anger and grief that swept through the Kuki community that day,Kuki civil society organisations ensured that Naga travellers along AH-1 were not harmed.Thousands travelled safely through Kuki areas. Those who had been detained by agitated members of the public and whose whereabouts were known were subsequently released, many within hours.
That response demonstrated restraint at a time when emotions were running high. It stood in stark contrast to allegations that civilians including students and daily wage earners were being detained elsewhere simply because of their ethnic identity.
The release of fourteen abducted civilians is undoubtedly a positive development. Innocent people should never be deprived of their liberty or used as bargaining tools.However,returning civilians who should never have been abducted in the first place cannot be portrayed as an exceptional act of benevolence.
It is the minimum obligation required by any society that claims to respect human dignity.
True moral principles are tested by consistency,not convenience.
They cannot be invoked only when they serve a political narrative while remaining silent about other victims.
Justice loses its meaning when it is selective.Compassion loses its sincerity when it is extended only to one's own community.
If there is to be an honest conversation about peace, justice, and humanity,then every innocent life must be acknowledged equally.
No victim should be forgotten because their suffering is inconvenient to a particular narrative.
A principle that applies only to some people is not a principle at all.
A conscience that awakens only for certain victims is not true compassion. And a justice that remembers one tragedy while ignoring another is not justice it is simply partiality masquerading as virtue.
#ManipurViolence
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