Office of the
KUKI LIBERATION ARMY-LETKHOLUN(KLA-L)
GOVERNMENT OF KUKILAND
"WINGS OF THE MOTHERLAND"
Ref: KL/KLA-L/INFO.&PUB./02-25/23
Dated: 30th August 2025
PRESS RELEASE
KUKI LIBERATION ARMY-LETKHOLUN(KLA-L)
GOVERNMENT OF KUKILAND
"WINGS OF THE MOTHERLAND"
Ref: KL/KLA-L/INFO.&PUB./02-25/23
Dated: 30th August 2025
PRESS RELEASE
Unwavering Support for PUCL Report: A Paradigm Shift towards Justice and Accountability
The Manipur conundrum necessitates an exigent examination of the intricate dynamics at play, with the PUCL report serving as a seminal document that sheds light on the egregious human rights violations and state complicity that have exacerbated the ethnic tensions. We unequivocally endorse the report's findings and believe that its recommendations are indispensable for promoting socioeconomic and political justice, and stability in the region.
The authenticity of the audio tape, verified with a 93% voice match, raises profound questions about the role of Chief Minister N. Biren Singh in fomenting this state-sponsored conflict. A rigorous investigation is essential to determine the veracity of these allegations and hold those responsible, including Singh, accountable for their actions.
Justice, in this context, would entail granting a separate administration to the Kuki-Zo people, thereby acknowledging their ancestral lands and traditional rights. This measure, implemented prior to the finalization of the Naga framework agreement, would be a crucial step towards addressing historical injustices and promoting peace. By recognizing the ancestral claims and rights of the Kuki-Zo community, we can work towards a more equitable and just solution.
Ultimately, accountability and justice are paramount. Leaders who have instigated and perpetuated this state-sponsored conflict must be held accountable, and those who have suffered must receive justice in the form of meaningful autonomy and fully recognition of their ancestral land rights. Anything less would only perpetuate the cycle of suffering, potentially unleashing further destabilization in the region.
As the international community's gaze falls on India, the country's commitment to democracy and justice is being scrutinized. As the sentinel of justice, the judiciary must remain vigilant in ensuring speedy justice, particularly for those who have been marginalized and victimized, lest the region be forever trapped in a cycle of violence.
(JALAIMANG KUKI)
Secretary, Information & Publicity.
"GIVE ME YOUR BLOOD, I WILL GIVE YOU FREEDOM"
The Manipur conundrum necessitates an exigent examination of the intricate dynamics at play, with the PUCL report serving as a seminal document that sheds light on the egregious human rights violations and state complicity that have exacerbated the ethnic tensions. We unequivocally endorse the report's findings and believe that its recommendations are indispensable for promoting socioeconomic and political justice, and stability in the region.
The authenticity of the audio tape, verified with a 93% voice match, raises profound questions about the role of Chief Minister N. Biren Singh in fomenting this state-sponsored conflict. A rigorous investigation is essential to determine the veracity of these allegations and hold those responsible, including Singh, accountable for their actions.
Justice, in this context, would entail granting a separate administration to the Kuki-Zo people, thereby acknowledging their ancestral lands and traditional rights. This measure, implemented prior to the finalization of the Naga framework agreement, would be a crucial step towards addressing historical injustices and promoting peace. By recognizing the ancestral claims and rights of the Kuki-Zo community, we can work towards a more equitable and just solution.
Ultimately, accountability and justice are paramount. Leaders who have instigated and perpetuated this state-sponsored conflict must be held accountable, and those who have suffered must receive justice in the form of meaningful autonomy and fully recognition of their ancestral land rights. Anything less would only perpetuate the cycle of suffering, potentially unleashing further destabilization in the region.
As the international community's gaze falls on India, the country's commitment to democracy and justice is being scrutinized. As the sentinel of justice, the judiciary must remain vigilant in ensuring speedy justice, particularly for those who have been marginalized and victimized, lest the region be forever trapped in a cycle of violence.
(JALAIMANG KUKI)
Secretary, Information & Publicity.
"GIVE ME YOUR BLOOD, I WILL GIVE YOU FREEDOM"
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