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Voice of the Voiceless

[Aran Shimray @shimray2011]

The proposed Peaceful Solidarity Protest scheduled to be held on 06 June 2026 at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, has been put on hold following the rejection of permission by the Delhi Police.

The official notice issued by the Union, along with the communication received from the Delhi Police, is enclosed for the information of all concerned.

Federating Units are requested to circulate the same in their respective WhatsApp groups and other appropriate platforms.

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The Naga Students’ Union Delhi (NSUD) calls upon all Naga students, youth, community organisations, church leaders, civil society members, and well-wishers to join the Peaceful Solidarity Protest on 6th June 2026 at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi.

The protest is being organised to demand the safe and unconditional release of the six innocent Naga civilians who were recently abducted, and to express solidarity with all those affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis and deteriorating law and order situation in Manipur.

At this critical juncture, we appeal to all concerned individuals to stand together in unity and peaceful democratic expression for justice, peace, human dignity, and the safety of our people.

Your presence will strengthen our collective voice.

Issued by:
Naga Students’ Union Delhi (NSUD)

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May peace prevail in Manipur.

May peace prevail in Manipur and everywhere. Children deserve a better life. The future belongs to them, so let’s give them a better world.

Children hold the key to a brighter future. Providing them with a safe, nurturing, and equitable world is our most important responsibility.

Should we give them a broken world?

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Violation of the SoO Agreement can lead to its review, suspension, or termination.

The re-negotiated SoO Agreement (Sept 2025) between GoI, Manipur Govt, KNO, and UPF introduced stricter ground rules and stronger monitoring through the Joint Monitoring Group (JMG).

Key provisions:
• No violence, ambushes, kidnappings, killings, sniping, or attacks.
• No fresh recruitment.
• Cadres must remain in designated camps.
• Weapons to be relocated under CRPF/BSF custody.
• No links with other armed groups.
• Physical verification of cadres, including identification of foreign nationals.

The revised framework empowers the JMG to monitor violations, verify compliance, oversee weapons management, and recommend action to the Government.

Grounds for review or termination include:
• Repeated violations of ground rules.
• Armed attacks, extortion, kidnappings, or civilian killings.
• Fresh recruitment or presence of foreign nationals.
• Failure to comply with weapons provisions.
• Actions challenging Manipur’s territorial integrity.
• Withdrawal of consent by any party to the tripartite agreement.

With continuing allegations of violence, extortion, armed movement outside camps, and non-compliance with weapons provisions, the JMG should thoroughly examine all reported incidents and recommend appropriate action under the SoO framework.

Peace requires accountability. The credibility of the SoO arrangement depends on effective enforcement of its revised ground rules.

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Violation of SoO agreement can lead to its review or termination: https://t.co/vbEBnHa0TD

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@laimacha @Shimray The new challenges posed by the MHA policy of supporting Kuki migrants and facilitating attacks on indigenous and native populations necessitate a fresh strategic alliance.

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TNL Demands Arrest of Shangkai Chief Over NH-202 Damage, Seeks Immediate Scrapping of SoO Pact

The Dawn Tantak (TDT News)
UKHRUL, May 30:

THE Working Committee of the Tangkhul Naga Long (TNL) has strongly condemned the alleged digging and damage of National Highway-202 at Shangkai village under Litan Police Station in Ukhrul district, demanding immediate legal action against those responsible and calling for the arrest of the village chief and members of the Village Authority Council.

In a press communiqué issued on Saturday, the apex Tangkhul body described the act as a deliberate and unlawful destruction of public property, alleging that the damage to the highway was carried out by members of the Kuki community in Shangkai village and was instigated by Kuki militant groups operating under the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement.

The TNL stated that the incident came to light on May 30 and expressed serious concern over the continued blockade of NH-202, which it said has remained disrupted since May 13 due to actions taken by Kuki civil society organisations. The organisation termed the destruction of the highway as an attack on public infrastructure and a direct challenge to law and order.

“The State Government must not remain a mute spectator,” the TNL said, urging authorities to fix responsibility on the Shangkai village chief and Village Authority Council for the alleged damage. It further demanded that all individuals involved in the incident be identified, arrested and prosecuted under the law.

The Tangkhul body also raised broader concerns regarding alleged militant activities in the hill districts, claiming that armed groups under the SoO arrangement continue to pose a serious threat to peace and security in Manipur. It urged the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, to take serious note of what it described as increasing incidents of violence, intimidation and disruption linked to SoO cadres operating in the region.

Reiterating its long-standing demand, the TNL called for the immediate abrogation of the Suspension of Operations agreement, arguing that the pact has failed to prevent unlawful activities and has instead emboldened armed elements.

The organisation further appealed to both the State and Central Governments to restore normalcy on the highways, safeguard public infrastructure and ensure the free movement of people and essential commodities.

The statement was issued by the Media Cell of the Working Committee, Tangkhul Naga Long, which maintained that accountability and strict enforcement of the law are essential to prevent further deterioration of the situation in the hill districts of Manipur.

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*SoO Agreement: An Assault on Native People of Manipur*

The 2008 Suspension of Operation (SoO) agreement in Manipur, extended for a year in September 2025, is accused of empowering Kuki militant groups. These groups are alleged to be expanding territory into Naga areas through threats and intimidation, creating severe regional instability.

Critics argue that the SoO provisions, including cross-border migration, and weak enforcement of the revised ground rules have contributed to insecurity, territorial disputes and mistrust among indigenous and native groups.

The pact has failed to prevent the militarisation of Kuki groups, which are allegedly involved in illegal migration, poppy cultivation and blockading key highways. The situation is increasingly viewed as a threat to the indigenous Naga and native Meitei populations, risking further violence.

The evolving situation could exacerbate the highly tense situation on the ground and calls for the termination of the SoO agreement, stricter action against illegal migration and measures to protect local communities and restore stability in Manipur.

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SoO Agreement: An Assault on Native People of Manipur
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WHERE ARE OUR BROTHERS?
The Powerful Sea of Umbrellas in Jalukie Demands Justice for 6 Abducted Nagas

NEWire Desk • 29 May 2026

Kohima: Under a hot May sky, thousands of people stand shoulder-to-shoulder, creating a massive, colourful shield of umbrellas at Jalukie Town Square today. They are not gathered to celebrate, nor are they there simply to escape the sun. They have taken over the streets because six of their brothers have vanished into thin air, and the silence surrounding their fate is deafening.

Today, May 29, 2026, the Zeliangrong Baudi (Nagaland), alongside an array of civil society, women's groups, and student organizations, led a massive Public Mass Rally. The message echoing from the Jalukie Town Square clock tower is loud, clear, and non-negotiable: Release our 6 Naga brothers immediately and unconditionally.

The Nightmare That Began on May 13

To understand the raw emotion and gravity behind today's massive turnout, looking back to the terrifying events of May 13, 2026:

The Incident: Armed miscreants intercepted and took a group of Naga civilians hostage, alledgedly at Leilon Vaiphei village in the Kangpokpi district of Manipur.
The Victims: While some women and children were eventually released, six innocent Naga men, including respected local church leaders were held back in captivity.
The Current Status: It has been more than two weeks. Despite intense public outcry and the case officially being handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the whereabouts of these six men remain dangerously unknown.
The families of these men are living through an unimaginable nightmare. Every passing second without news is a second filled with terror. Are they being fed? Are they safe? Are they even alive? These are the questions haunting the entire Nagas.

A Unified Stand Across State Borders

While the abduction took place in the Naga hills of Manipur under Kangpokpi district, the pain, anxiety, and outrage have shattered state lines, uniting people across Nagaland and Assam. Today’s mass rally proved that when one part of the community bleeds, the entire community stands up.

People from all walks of life arrived in Jalukie Town wearing their traditional attire to show solidarity. Businesses closed their doors, transport ground to a halt, and thousands stood under the midday heat. The sheer scale of the protest sends a direct message to both state and central governments:

This is no longer just a local law-and-order issue. This is a severe humanitarian crisis.

"Since childhood, we have been taught that the government protects its people. Yet when we are in desperate need, where has the government gone? Aren't we citizens of India? We don't know whether our Naga brothers are still alive or not." - A poignant cry from local women leaders leading in one of the many recent protests.

The Government's Response: Arrests But No Answers

Recently, Manipur Chief Minister Y Khemchand Singh visited relief camps and confirmed that four suspects allegedly involved in the kidnapping have been arrested. While the arrests are a step in the right direction, they offer very little comfort to the grieving families. Arrests do not equal a safe return. Public trust is wearing incredibly thin, especially as regional apex bodies trade denials and counter-claims regarding who is holding the hostages. The Zeliangrong Baudi has fiercely rejected these denials, calling them a blatant attempt to shield the criminals.

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A large rally of Zeliangrong people was held today in Jalukie, Nagaland, to condemn and express solidarity with their counterparts in Manipur who suffered at the hands of Kuki militants.
Protesting against the abduction of six liagmei Nagas in Manipur.
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A simple translation:

“…We demand justice and condemn abduction…If your brother, husband or son were abducted, would you be eating and laughing? We are crying, unable to sleep or eat…”

“This is why we are here to express our solidarity with our people and join them in sorrow and hardship in Manipur.”

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Hostage crisis intensifies in Manipur:
A victim’s sister pleads for help

“…each passing day our hearts are becoming heavier and heavier and our hope is slowly fading…behind every missing person there’s a mother crying every night…if they’re alive, let them come home, if you’ve killed them bring their body, allow us to do our last farewell and say we’ll meet again…no family deserves this…”

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“Do NOT spread false news”- From one of the victim's family.

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C Joseph Vijay wins the floor test with 144 MLAs against 22 MLAs. This outcome is a slap in the face for the Governor of Tamil Nadu, who had attempted to unseat Vijay as Chief Minister.

Congratulations, Mr Joseph Vijay💐

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*A Tribute to Mothers*

On this auspicious Mother’s Day, I reflect on the sacrifices made by mothers in some Naga villages who are defending their motherland against adversaries as true patriotic torchbearers.

Today, we honour and salute our mothers for their unwavering love and dedication to their children and younger generations. They ensure not only the nurturing of their children and families but also the guardianship of Naga homeland in fighting against their enemies to safeguard her motherland.

Happy Mother’s Day💐

Yours
Son

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Land: A Blessing and A Curse

The Manipur conflict is increasingly centred on land, identity and control of strategic access routes.

Recent tensions in Ukhrul reflect deep mistrust between Naga and Kuki communities, particularly over territorial claims and security concerns. This has seen both escalatory and de-escalatory approaches.

One involves attacks on each other to gain control of territories while the other involves the relocation of villages to safer and more secure areas.

In the midst of the clashes, there is no dialogue. Without dialogue, restraint and mutual respect for historical realities, the crisis risks hardening divisions further.

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Standing together in solidarity, peace, and unity.

Let our voices be heard with dignity and strength.

A call for fraternity among the student community to unite for a solidarity march for peace in southern Naga-land under the aegis of NSUD.

KUKNALIM

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The Tangkhul community in Delhi is deeply saddened by the demise of veteran politician and former Minister of Manipur, A.S. Arthur. He passed away peacefully at Apollo Hospital in New Delhi on Saturday, 2nd May 2026.

A condolence service was held at Centenary Methodist Church, Lodhi Road, with hundreds of attendees present to pay their last respects and bid farewell to the departed soul.

Heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.
May his soul rest in eternal peace.

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Can Voluntary Relocation Pave the Path for De-escalation in Manipur?

Ethnic tensions in Manipur have led to a growing trend of Kuki villages relocating from vulnerable areas such as Ukhrul and Kamjong to safer zones like Kangpokpi.

Some relocate voluntarily for security and livelihoods while others seek government rehabilitation benefits. With the Census 2027 approaching, relocation also has political implications (representation and voting).

Voluntary relocation could serve as a peaceful strategy for disengagement, reduce conflict hotspots and promote long-term stability. Given Manipur’s history of ethnic clashes, a government-backed relocation and rehabilitation scheme could ease tensions, prevent violence and support sustainable peace.

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Can voluntary relocation pave the path to de-escalation in Manipur? https://t.co/cQwW9rGteb