In a video footage, Commander John, one of the Kuki terrorists, who was injured in the retaliatory firing by the CRPF during the Borobekra attack in Jiribam, Manipur on 11th November, is seen being treated at Aizawl Hospital. The footage was leaked on 12th November.
We request the NIA to launch immediate action to arrest this individual.
The massacre of the Meiteis in Jiribam was a well-coordinated and large-scale attack. Six women and children were abducted and brutally killed. Two elderly Meitei men were murdered inside a relief camp that was later set ablaze.
Such a brutal assault could not have happened without the direct involvement of top Kuki-Hmar militant leaders and groups.
Eyewitnesses confirm that 20–30 armed terrorists stormed the police station and the relief camp to carry out the massacre.
While we appreciate the arrest of Thanglienlal Hmar alias Boya, we strongly urge the NIA to carry out this investigation to its logical end by arresting every Chin-Kuki leader and Kuki militants involved in planning and executing the Jiribam massacre.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh@NIA_India
While the state government may provide food and shelter on humanitarian grounds to those fleeing the political crisis in Myanmar, they are strictly monitored through a necessary identification process, collection of biometric data, and submission of relevant documents, among other measures.
These measures are being implemented to prevent illegal immigrants from mingling with locals or attempting to establish villages in the state.
Under Shri @NBirenSingh leadership, strict monitoring of the influx of outsiders was initiated, and this effort continues to this day.
Following the abolition of the Free Movement Regime (FMR), the movement of people across the border is strictly regulated through visas or passports.
Nevertheless, the threat of illegal influx of outsiders persists, and the call for the implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in the state grows louder from various quarters.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh@republic
After 25 years, Manipur lifts the Dr. B.C. Roy Trophy
Hearty congratulations to the victorious Junior Boys’ National Football Championship team from Manipur for their outstanding triumph in the 2025-26 edition.
Your hard work, dedication, and team spirit have brought this historic title back to our state, filling every Manipuri heart with pride and joy. Well done, champions. Keep shining.
Similar to the demand for Kukiland in Manipur, the Miya community, who are illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, have raised a demand for "Miyaland" in Assam.
The Assam Accord defines post-1971 infiltrators as illegal, amidst historical migration following the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.
The ongoing eviction drive in Assam should be intensified to crush all these attempts to break the North East.
While Manipur has also undertaken strong measures to detect and deport illegal immigrants under the leadership of Shri @NBirenSingh , the rest of the North East states should launch a similar crackdown against such threats.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@NBirenSingh
Shri @NBirenSingh's leadership made our decades-long demand for the implementation of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) a reality.
From the protests echoing through the streets of Manipur to the ultimate sacrifice of our brave Sapam Robinhood, the fight to protect our identity was fierce.
In 2019, Shri N Biren Singh and his government stood tall, securing ILP for Manipur in a historic victory for the people of the state.
The e-ILP platform in 2021 further streamlined the system, strengthening the measures to protect our land and the indigenous communities from illegal immigration.
The challenges remain, but Shri N Biren Singh's vision remains strong, and our determination to create a safe and secure Manipur under his leadership remains firm and unwavering.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@NBirenSingh
As shown in this footage, illegal immigrants from Myanmar continue to target our forest areas, ruthlessly cutting down trees to exploit resources and encroach on land.
These pristine ecosystems, vital for biodiversity and climate regulation, face relentless destruction as timber is stolen and cleared areas are claimed.
This threatens local communities, wildlife, and environmental stability.
Vigilance is crucial and our citizens must actively monitor and report illegal activities, as relying solely on government action is insufficient.
Community-driven efforts, awareness, and collaboration with local authorities can safeguard our forests.
Protecting these natural treasures requires collective responsibility to preserve our heritage and secure a sustainable future for generations to come.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh
Assam’s Guwahati hills being renamed 'Kudratpur' by illegal encroachers is a wake-up call, echoing similar challenges in Manipur.
The Manipur Names of Places Bill, 2024 has been passed in our state to check and prevent the renaming of places by encroachers amid ethnic tensions.
This law establishes a legal framework to preserve our cultural heritage by preventing unauthorised changes that lead to land grabbing by illegal immigrants.
A seven-member committee, appointed by the state, can propose name changes alone, subject to approval. Illegal renaming is a punishable offence (up to 3 years jail, Rs 50,000 Rs 2 lakh fines, or Rs 3 lakh for officials aiding it).
It covers forests, villages, hills, rivers and every landmark across the state. This historic Manipur Names of Places Act, 2024 has been enforced as a result of Shri @NBirenSingh tireless efforts in shielding Manipur from illegal encroachers and infiltrators.
Assam should consider following this example to strengthen the ongoing measures to safeguard our land, culture and identity.
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The concept proposal for the Churachandpur (Kaprang) to Kangpokpi (Motbung) road, initiated by the Office of the Executive Engineer Churachandpur Division PWD, raises serious suspicions amid Manipur's ongoing ethnic tensions.
Prepared without apparent state government approval, this Rs 280 crore project traverses sensitive areas, risking further escalation of conflict.
How can a road be constructed through the Reserved & Protected Forest areas without central approval and how this concept paper was prepared? It passes through the maximum of forest areas.
The lack of transparency in its submission to the Central government, coupled with speculations of strategic motives, casts doubt on its legitimacy.
Advancing this project without addressing these concerns will deepen divisions, fuel violence, and destabilize the region, with disastrous consequences for communities already grappling with unrest.
We urge Chief Secretary, Shri Puneet Kumar Goel and Hon'ble Governor, Shri Ajay Kumar Bhalla to investigate this proposal thoroughly, scrutinize any illegal proceedings, and halt progress until a transparent and inclusive review is made to ensure that it aligns with the state's peace and stability.
Manipur's fragile harmony demands that a cautious and accountable governance is in place to prevent catastrophic outcomes.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh
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@PaulMate6 Hopefully the Supreme Court may see such visible evidence from the early hours of may 3rd to know that how the illegal kuki terrorists attacked on the meitei civilians , what kind of weapon they used. They used even missiles, drone bombs. Thanks to CM Biren for protecting us
@meiteiheritage Let us fix the responsibility of President rules in manipur to those power hungry people like Speaker Seityabarta, khemchand, heirok radheshyaam, keirao Rameshore, thanga Robindro, wangjing Brojen etc, Congress MP Bimol and Alfred along with Ibobi and Megha, sugunu Ranjit too.
I appreciate the efforts of Kangpokpi and Senapati Police, along with 112 and 94 CRPF, for the successful seizure of suspected narcotics during a search operation at T Khullen Village.
Over 3.5 kg of suspected drugs and unaccounted cash worth nearly one crore were seized, and four persons have been arrested.
At this critical moment, we must deal with drug trafficking with utmost seriousness. Such operations are essential to protect our society and secure the future of our youth.
The socio-political unrest in Manipur has brought renewed focus on the historical and geopolitical origins of the Kuki community. As per insights shared by Alok Ranjan, a reputed faculty member of NEXT IAS, the ethnic and demographic complexities of the region—particularly involving the Kuki-Chin people, must be understood in the context of cross-border migration, national security, and demographic shifts.
A particularly grave concern has been the alleged involvement of certain Kuki groups in drug trafficking networks. Manipur shares a border with the infamous Golden Triangle (Myanmar-Laos-Thailand), a global hotspot for heroin production. Many poppy plantations have surfaced in the Kuki-dominated hill areas. These plantations reportedly serve as the raw material source for heroin manufacturing. The proceeds from this narco-trade are suspected to fund illegal arms purchases and destabilize the region, making it a nexus for narco-terrorism.
The unchecked migration from Myanmar's Chin State, the alleged demographic manipulation, and the growing links of certain Kuki groups with drug cartels present a significant challenge to Manipur’s internal security. This is not merely a law-and-order issue but a long-term national security concern.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh
In the past two-three weeks, security forces and various agencies alongside state & central government, have intensified their crackdown on drugs in Northeast India and beyond, seizing massive quantities of drugs and narcotics.
We applaud the relentless efforts of security forces and various other law enforcing agencies for their unwavering commitment to curb this menace.
The drug trade, originating largely from Myanmar, poses a grave national threat, destabilizing communities and endangering our youth beyond the Northeast region.
Everyone must unite in this fight to protect our nation’s future. Shri @NBirenSingh visionary “War on Drugs,” was already launched in 2018 and it has significantly reduced the drug menace in Manipur, setting a powerful example for other states.
The War on Drugs backed by robust policies, continues to dismantle trafficking networks, ensuring safer communities. Let us support these efforts to eradicate the drug menace and build a drug-free India.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh
Kudos to the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) for seizing 7 kg of cocaine worth Rs 14.69 crore in Bengaluru, busting an interstate smuggling racket.
The arrest of two women, identified as Laljamluvai from Manipur & Lalthangliani from Mizoram shows that the North East remains a major drugs route.
Such operations expose the deep-rooted threat of drug trafficking to our citizens across the country. We must intensify the countermeasures to dismantle these networks and ensure a drug-free India.
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The Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement has fueled chaos in Manipur as it has legitimized the illicit activities of militant groups like the Kuki National Front (KNF) and also threatens the regional peace and development.
In Kangpokpi, KNF looted most of the Rs 320 crore highway compensation meant for villagers, forcing them to sign blank papers at gunpoint and diverting funds to suspicious accounts.
A staggering Rs 18 crore was credited to just eight accounts, with one receiving Rs 58 lakh three times. Only 153 of 2,880 individuals got direct payments, while KNF siphoned off the rest, turning the compensation scheme into a money-laundering route for terror funding, potentially arming insurgents.
This rampant exploitation by KNF underscores why Shri @NBirenSingh government boldly withdrew from the SoO agreement, which must be scrapped entirely to curb militancy, restore stability, and ensure justice for Manipur’s people, paving the way for genuine growth and development.
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I commend the Assam Rifles for their decisive action in foiling major drug trafficking attempts in the region. The operation led to interception of 616 soap cases packed with meth tablets worth over ₹76 crore, seized 50.5 kg of opium worth ₹2.52 crore, along with 1.24 crore Kyat and ₹2 lakh in cash. One person was arrested.
I urge the Assam Rifles to continue strengthening their crackdown on cross-border smuggling. With our border areas historically used as drug routes, continuous and intensified vigil is crucial to prevent new corridors from emerging.
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The issue of drug trafficking in the Northeast states extends beyond what is immediately visible.
The narcotics trade originating from Myanmar is a national threat, and Shri @NBirenSingh has been raising alarms on this issue for a long time.
His government launched the War on Drugs campaign in Manipur, and a massive amount of poppy cultivation has been destroyed in the past several years while many were arrested during the crackdown.
Although the drug related cases have significantly reduced in the state following his strong measures, there is an alarming rise on cases of drugs trafficking & smuggling in neighbouring states such as Mizoram.
The neighboring states must intensify their efforts to curb this menace and launch a similar crackdown on drug trafficking and illegal immigration, as these issues are closely related.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@HMOIndia@AmitShah@DrSJaishankar@NBirenSingh
We call on Hon. @AmitShah & Governor Ajay Bhalla:
Open your eyes to this betrayal.
Sports must lift a state — not loot it #JusticeForManipur
We demand:
✅ Full investigation
✅ Public release of tenders & bills
✅ Punishment for every person involved — no matter how powerful #3/3
What was meant to unite us through sports has now broken our trust.
₹10 crore siphoned off in the name of the Durand Cup. Fake “major repairs.” Bogus bills. Cold-blooded loot. Minor fixes were inflated into “major works” just to drain public funds. It was a planned robbery. #1/3
PWD officials, contractors, powerful bureaucrats — all in on it. Shielded by top hands during President’s Rule.
They played with our hopes — and our money. Even Sannaroisingi Numit — once held for ₹20 lakh — suddenly cost ₹1 crore? Where did the rest go? #2/3