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Some cadres of the United People’s Party of Kangleipak (UPPK)—including General Secretary N. Ahed alias Lemba and several top leaders—escaped a ceasefire camp at Yaithibi Loukon, Kakching district, on July 4, 2025, taking weapons with them. UPPK Chairman Konthoujam Homeshwar urged the public not to support these errant members or any monetary demands, and instead…
Short SummaryKuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) — the apex body representing the Kuki-Zo community — has issued a definitive directive prohibiting all 10 Kuki-Zo MLAs, including seven from the BJP, from participating in the formation of any new government after the state’s President’s Rule. The resolution, passed unanimously on July 4, 2025, asserts an unwavering stance…
Short Summary of the News Article Two insurgents—a 21-year-old female from the Kangleipak Communist Party and a 33-year-old male from the United People’s Party of Kangleipak—were arrested in Imphal West, Manipur, by a joint central and state security team. Operations at three temporary camps over 24 hours led to their capture. Authorities also seized a…
Quick-Read News Summary The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on May 16, 2025 arrested 21-year-old Rajkumar Maipaksana of Imphal from a hotel in Thalassery, Kerala. Traced through days of covert surveillance, he was picked up without resistance on charges linked to the 2023-2025 Manipur ethnic violence. Investigators allege he received arms training from the banned United…
In a recent development, a Member of Parliament (MP) from Manipur has voiced apprehensions regarding potential infringements on parliamentary rights. The MP alleges that questions pertaining to agreements with insurgent groups were removed from parliamentary proceedings, raising concerns about transparency and oversight. Unpacking the Allegations: Parliamentary Oversight and Insurgent Agreements in Manipur Manipur, a state…
Summary In a deeply unsettling incident, two non-Manipuri workers were tragically shot dead in Manipur’s Kakching district. The killings occurred late at night in the Langmeidong Khunou area. The victims, laborers originally from West Bengal, were employed at a brick kiln in the region. Authorities suspect this act to be a targeted attack amid ongoing…
Summary Manipur witnessed a significant escalation in violence on December 7, 2024, as militants and security forces clashed in Jiribam district. This incident highlights the fragile state of the region, already grappling with months of unrest. During the gunfight, several militants were neutralized, and weapons were seized, further underlining the intense security challenges faced by…
Summary In the aftermath of the tragic killings in Jiribam, Manipur’s Joint Action Committees (JACs) have resolved to hold a burial ceremony for nine victims at Ningsing Khun. This decision follows escalating tensions and demands for justice, highlighting the unrest caused by recent violent events. The tragedy has intensified calls for investigations and measures to…
Introduction In the northeastern state of Manipur, tensions have been escalating for years. Recent violence in Koutruk village has further complicated the situation. What started as a skirmish between local volunteers and suspected Kuki militants is now a larger symbol of the conflict that has plagued this region for decades. This article explores the roots…
In a concerning development, Manipur’s Security Advisor, Kuldeip Singh, confirmed intelligence reports suggesting that around 900 trained Kuki militants have entered the state. This influx of armed personnel adds a layer of complexity to the already volatile situation in Manipur, where ethnic tensions and armed conflicts have disrupted peace. Singh emphasized the importance of enhanced…