We remember the 1993 incident. The massacre of our people still burns in memory but we are not the same Kuki anymore. You tweet threats from your cozy seat, sipping whiskey, calling yourself a peacebuilder while dripping with hypocrisy. A Christian? Your words reek of bloodlust, not faith. You glorify genocide, not God. We are not 1993’s refugees we are resilient, ready, and far from easy targets. Your deleted tweet is a coward’s cry! seen, saved, exposed. You don’t get to incite war by day and play savior by night. Test us all you want, but know this, the Kuki will not kneel. Not now. Not ever.👊🏻
@ashang_kasar
#WATCH | #Manipur: An indefinite shutdown has been declared across all Kuki-Zo areas, effective from midnight of March 8, in protest against the government's "Free Movement" initiative. The Kuki-Zo Council (KZC) has announced staunch opposition to the policy, demanding a political solution for the Kuki-Zo community as a prerequisite for lasting peace in the region.
Tensions escalated following the state government’s decision to facilitate the movement of Meitei people into Kuki-Zo areas, despite repeated warnings against such actions. Violent confrontations broke out between security forces escorting buses and Kuki-Zo protesters, resulting in the death of Mr. Lalgun Singsit of Keithelmanbi and severe injuries to multiple demonstrators, including women. Reports confirm that at least one protester succumbed to gunfire by security personnel, while two others remain in critical condition. Over 50 women protesters have sustained serious injuries, further intensifying resentment within the community.
The KZC has strongly condemned the government's insistence on enforcing the "Free Movement" policy, accusing it of ignoring warnings and disregarding the community’s sentiments. Protesters, particularly Kuki-Zo women, have rallied against the decision, highlighting their concerns over security and forced demographic changes. The use of excessive force by security personnel has only deepened the crisis, fueling fears of further unrest.
The KZC asserts that while peace is desirable, it cannot be imposed through coercion. Sustainable peace, the council emphasized, must be built on mutual respect and understanding, rather than actions that disproportionately impact a particular community.
याद रखिए मणिपुर फिर से जल रहा है और
केवल आरक्षण के लिए ही संविधान रक्षक बने रक्षक इसपर चुप है,गोधरा कांड से लेकर ऊना कांड पर आवाज उठाने वाले लोग पिछले 21महीनों से जारी #मणिपुर दंगो पर भी खामोश ही बैठे है
#Manipur#WomensDay2025
Federation of Civil Society Organisations (FOCSO)- the organisers of the so called peace rally from Imphal to Senapati, to provoke the Kuki-Zo tribals, should be held responsible for the unfortunate incident in Kangpokpi District today. Also, Security forces under #PresidentsRule are expected to respect the sentiments of tribal people and maintain neutrality at the least, instead of colluding with insterest of only a particular community; scores of Kuki-Zo women are injured and a person killed today due to the indiscriminate firing of SFs. Centre should immediately act on it and resist henceforth the idea of bulldozing peace without justice. And justice for Kuki-Zo tribals is separate administration under the ambit of Indian constitution. @PMOIndia@AmitShah@ncsthq
In a chilling episode of sectarian hatred,Arambai Tenggols abducted & forcibly fed PORK to a MUSLIM youth.
This incident is a manifestation of ATs exclusionary ethno-centric Manipur that is the sacrosanct domain of Meiteis & Meiteis' religion Sanamahi
@asadowaisi@aimim_national
📍Saibol Manipur: This is what happens when you replace neutral forces like @official_dgar@Spearcorps with biased & Meitei-centric forces like @BSF_India@crpfindia . The brutality, molestation and manhandling of Kuki women is despicable and shameful. Meitei Terrorists effect.