KHALVONTAWI - Voice of the Voiceless from Northeast India: 6/1/25

Monday, June 30, 2025

Monglenphai VA akon Press Statement

UKNA: LUNGHEMPI NA LEH HILCHETNA

Nu phallhing thina thua UKNA in athu kholgilna akineijin Na kitohna chunga kikap lhim ahipon, Mujong kimu lou ahin vangcet um tah a meichang leng le khat in asuhkhah ahi dan mipi hetdin kahin phong uve.

Chuleh Nu pallhing kisuh khah nchung ah UKNA in nommo akisan lunghem pina jong kahin phong uve. Ajeh chu UKNA hi Nam ngailu chapang a pat tehse chan kihom tho ahi.

Chuleh mona nei lou Nu phallhing kisuh khah na chung a UKNA in Kuki custom leh dan dungjui a kin kabol diu va lha ho kabol diu ahi.

INSUNGMI LHAMONNA THUTHOT SANGPEN KAHIN THOT UVE

Nam' a dia thisan phalngam a natong jing din Nam mite kahin tem uve

INFORMATION DEPARTMENT,
UKNA

Zomi Chiefs' Association Raises Alarm Over Rumoured Conditional Extension of SoO Agreement

The Zomi Chiefs' Association (ZCA) has issued a press statement expressing serious concern over circulating rumours that the extension of the Suspension of Operation (SoO) agreement between the Government of India and the Kuki-Zomi armed groups may be made conditional upon unrestricted movement across Manipur and the proposed reduction or relocation of existing SoO camps.

In a strongly worded statement from its General Headquarters, the ZCA categorically dismissed these reports as baseless and alleged that such narratives appear to have been strategically planted to favour a particular community. The Association reaffirmed that the SoO agreement was signed in good faith to promote peace and stability in a region long affected by ethnic unrest.

“For nearly two decades, the Zo people have placed their trust in the peace process and in the Union of India, demonstrating immense patience and restraint,” the statement read.

The ZCA pointed out that the current restrictions on movement in Manipur are not enforced by the Zo people, but are necessitated by the prevailing ethnic conflict and violence in the state. It warned against ignoring the deeply entrenched fault lines that now divide the Meitei and Zo communities.

Despite enduring what the Association described as “two years of state-sponsored ethnic violence and systematic persecution,” it reiterated the Zo people's commitment to peaceful dialogue. However, it also asserted that their pursuit of peace should not be mistaken for weakness. “We have never shied away from defending our land, our people, and our rightful place,” the statement declared.

The ZCA also expressed alarm over the alleged involvement of the Ministry of Home Affairs in propagating the rumoured conditions, stating that such developments could signal a dangerous shift toward a Meitei-centric agenda. “This would be a grave betrayal of the SoO’s principles and a violation of the Indian Constitution’s core values,” it said.

The Association cautioned that any attempt to make the SoO extension conditional, shut down or relocate camps, or enforce so-called "free movement" in contested areas without first restoring peace would be regarded as a serious breach of trust and a dereliction of the Union government's constitutional responsibilities.

It urged the Government of India to acknowledge the de facto separation of Meitei and Zo territories, describing it as an “undeniable fact born out of violence, displacement, and survival.” It called for the establishment of a separate Union Territory with legislature for the Zo people as the only viable and just solution within the framework of the Indian Constitution.

The statement concluded with a stern warning: “Should the Government of India ignore this truth and succumb to divisive demands, the Zo people will have no choice but to reassess our political future to safeguard our land, identity, and the rights of future generations.”

The Zomi Chiefs' Association called on the Centre to act with “vision, courage, and justice,” and to uphold the ideals enshrined in the Constitution to ensure that peace is preserved and political fairness maintained.

30.06.2025
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Mizo Air Force Officer Promoted

Mr. Lalrinchhana Zote, a Mizo officer in the Indian Air Force from Bethlehem Veng, Aizawl has been promoted to the rank of Wing Commander. His promotion ceremony was witnessed by two Air Commodores, and it was a moment of great pride.

The rank of Wing Commander is equivalent to Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, and Air Commodore is equivalent to Brigadier, both holding the One-Star level in terms of insignia.

Wing Commander Lalrinchhana is currently serving as a Jet Fighter Controller. His duty involves constantly coordinating with pilots from the Control Tower, providing them with information based on radar visuals and other critical data.

KITHANG ATPI UMTAH TAHCHAPA: HAOTHENBEL VAIPHEI

SKL-30/06/2025

𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙡𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 𝙏𝙖𝙝𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙥𝙖 𝙆𝙪𝙠𝙞 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙥𝙖. 👍

Tunin kithang'atpi umtah Jangnoi Vangkho a kon tahchapa *Wing Commander Haothenbel Vaiphei* (Retd) in *Bank of Baroda* ah *Manager - Security (MMG S-II)* eiho Kuki Chate lah a amasapen din *Bank of Baroda, Regional Office, Jorhat* ah ana join tan ahi. Amahi Indian Air Force a 2003 a Airmen a ana lutna, kiham boltah le gunchu tah a lekha ahin sim touva, 18th December 2010 a Indian Air Force mama a *Flying Officer* a commissioned ana kai ahi. Kum 21 val Indian Air Force a ahin toh jouvin, ningkum 17th December 2024 chun Wing Commander in pension ana kilah in, Bank of Baroda a Manager - Security a dinga Selection Process ho jouse achai toh lhonin tuni (30th June 2025) in office join ana boltan ahi.

Ama hi *Pu Thangkholet Vaiphei le Pi Tingnei Vaiphei* chate lah a anga channa ahi.

Wg Cdr H Vaiphei (Retd) hi chile nam ngailu, aum na jouse a jo channa neile gou sumle pai thale junga nammi panpi ngaite panpi jing khat ahina banna tua atoh na Bank of Baroda a jong hung lolhing tou jing hen lang, chi le nam a dinga mipha chom hung hijing hen.

Ama jal'a hi Saikul Bank of Baroda jong security lampang ama vetsui nanoiya hung um ding kinep umim ahi.

Pathenin atoh na lampi a mapui hen lang hisang a hoijo le phajo'a namsung choisanga hung pang din phat thei boh tahen.

𝙆𝙐𝙆𝙄 𝙏𝙊𝘿𝘼𝙔

KUKI INPI CCPUR: LUNGHEMPI NA LEH DEMNA - THUPHON

KUKI INPI MANIPUR(KIM): TEMNA LE TAONA

K. Mongjang Village Authority in DEMNA THUPHON bol

PRESS RELEASE

Office of the

K. MONGJANG VILLAGE AUTHORITY

Tuibong Sub-Division, Churachandpur

DEMNA THUPHON

Tuni nisim 30th June 2025 nilhah lam nidan 2:00 PM vella nam sung a dei umloutah thilsoh K. Mongjang gamsung a KNA Deputy C-in-C Pa leh aloiho melsetah a kitha na hi K. Mongjang Village Authority leh khomipiten demna sangtah akiphong in ahi.

Chuleh tunung tuban leh koi organization hi jong leh kitha kimat hi nam sunga aumkit nalou ding in tepna sangpen ahung kinei jin ahi.

By:

K. Mongjang Village Authority

Kuki Organisation for Human Rights submits memorandum to NCST

Kuki Organisation for Human Rights submits memorandum to Hon’ble Chairperson, National Commission for Scheduled Tribes urging nullification of illegal none tribal (Meitei) occupation of tribal lands in violation of Section 158 of the MLR&LR Act, 1960 — especially in Churachandpur, Kangpokpi & Moreh (Tengnoupal)

UKNA PRESS RELEASE

Pu Thahpi, KNA C-in-C leh mi 3 shi

Breaking News:

Pu Thangboi Haokip @Thahpi, Deputy C-in-C KNO/KNA (Jesami Road) chu Mongjang Ccpur leh Singlun khopi kikah ah melhet lou hon Ambush ana bol un, amale a chapang 2 in thina ana toh un, Lou kon Nupi kho hephalou khat in jong thina ana toh in ahi.

Gal le Tol khoh laitah a Nam sung a lamkai iki Tha Tha jeng uhi vangset aum lheh jeng in ahi.

Tuni thi te

1. Thenkhothang Haokip @Thahpi (48 yrs)

2. Seikhogin (34 yrs), Teiseng Ccpur

3. Lengouhao (35 yrs), Chiengkonpang, Ccpur

4. Phalhing (72 yrs), Koite, Ccpur

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Adalhah a innsungmite leh Nam Organisation Pathen in lhamonna hinpe jing tauh hen..

Rip Sir Thangboi @Thahpi🙏🙏🙏

KUKI TODAY

Pic: Phalhing succumbed to her injuries.

NT||Breaking News

30th June 2025

Melhet lou hon mi 4 kaplih u

Tuni sunkim velchun Songpi Lamka area a um K.Mongjang Koite sah lampi ah melhetlou hon ambush abol naovah gari a hung numei khat le pasal 3 ana kaplih uve ti thulhut akimun ahi.

Dei umlou tah, eiho kah thilsoh ahiding ginchat aum in, hinla thuchen het ahinailou jeh in thilso namun a lim (photo) ho social media lah a iha suhthang da diuvin ikitem uve..

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