PRESS RELEASE
KIM Secretariat, the 6th May, 2025
04/KIM/PR/21-94: Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) strongly condemns the recent announcement made by
the Rashtrahit Sarvopari Sangathan (RSS) and its affiliated Hindu organisations to launch a so-called "Chalo Manipur" march, which openly calls for lakhs of individuals to enter Kuki-inhabited hill areas under the guise of "rehabilitating displaced Meiteis." This provocative campaign is not only deeply
irresponsible but a deliberate attempt to escalate the already volatile situation in Manipur and further incite ethnic violence.
Moreover, attempts to portray the proposed march as a religious rehabilitation effort are disingenuous
and dangerous. The so-called "Chalo Manipur" campaign is a veiled effort to forcibly push Meiteis into
Kuki territories, with full awareness that this would lead to fresh clashes, communal tension, and
bloodshed.
This march, flagged off in New Delhi by a coalition of right-wing organisations, is nothing but a reckless mobilization intended to provoke hostilities and disrupt peace in the hills. It aligns disturbingly with Chief Minister N. Biren Singh's one-sided governance, which has openly supported Meitei
vigilante groups and has remained silent or complicit when atrocities are committed against tribals. The state machinery has consistently failed to protect minority hill communities, and this latest move appears to be a continuation of a broader plan to eliminate or forcibly displace Kukis from their
ancestral lands.
The Kuki Inpi therefore calls on the Government of India and security agencies to immediately intervene and prevent any such provocative march from taking place. Similarly, we also call on
International human rights observers and national media to take serious note of this dangerous
escalation and hold the responsible parties accountable.
If the proposed "Chalo Manipur" goes ahead, Kuki Inpi Manipur will hold the Government of India
and the Manipur State Government fully responsible for any resulting violence, loss of life, or destruction of property. The hills are not a battleground for political experiments, and the resilience of the Kuki people should not be mistaken for submission. This is not a march for peace or rehabilitation. It is a march for domination, occupation, and ethnic annihilation—and it must be
stopped.
Sd/-
(JANGHAOLUN HAOKIP)
Secretary, Information & Publicity
Kuki Inpi Manipur
KIM Secretariat, the 6th May, 2025
04/KIM/PR/21-94: Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) strongly condemns the recent announcement made by
the Rashtrahit Sarvopari Sangathan (RSS) and its affiliated Hindu organisations to launch a so-called "Chalo Manipur" march, which openly calls for lakhs of individuals to enter Kuki-inhabited hill areas under the guise of "rehabilitating displaced Meiteis." This provocative campaign is not only deeply
irresponsible but a deliberate attempt to escalate the already volatile situation in Manipur and further incite ethnic violence.
Moreover, attempts to portray the proposed march as a religious rehabilitation effort are disingenuous
and dangerous. The so-called "Chalo Manipur" campaign is a veiled effort to forcibly push Meiteis into
Kuki territories, with full awareness that this would lead to fresh clashes, communal tension, and
bloodshed.
This march, flagged off in New Delhi by a coalition of right-wing organisations, is nothing but a reckless mobilization intended to provoke hostilities and disrupt peace in the hills. It aligns disturbingly with Chief Minister N. Biren Singh's one-sided governance, which has openly supported Meitei
vigilante groups and has remained silent or complicit when atrocities are committed against tribals. The state machinery has consistently failed to protect minority hill communities, and this latest move appears to be a continuation of a broader plan to eliminate or forcibly displace Kukis from their
ancestral lands.
The Kuki Inpi therefore calls on the Government of India and security agencies to immediately intervene and prevent any such provocative march from taking place. Similarly, we also call on
International human rights observers and national media to take serious note of this dangerous
escalation and hold the responsible parties accountable.
If the proposed "Chalo Manipur" goes ahead, Kuki Inpi Manipur will hold the Government of India
and the Manipur State Government fully responsible for any resulting violence, loss of life, or destruction of property. The hills are not a battleground for political experiments, and the resilience of the Kuki people should not be mistaken for submission. This is not a march for peace or rehabilitation. It is a march for domination, occupation, and ethnic annihilation—and it must be
stopped.
Sd/-
(JANGHAOLUN HAOKIP)
Secretary, Information & Publicity
Kuki Inpi Manipur
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