Updated: Jan 25, 2026
The candlelight vigil at KWSG Hall was a heart-wrenching display of solidarity, with attendees from various walks of life coming together to demand justice for the victim and condemn the heinous violence that led to her tragic demise. KWAG's efforts to organise this event underscore the community's unwavering resolve to seek accountability and ensure that such atrocities aren't repeated.
The press statement highlighted the devastating human toll of the conflict, with thousands still displaced and living in relief camps, their lives forever changed. The community's plea for justice echoes the concerns of many who've lost loved ones, seen their homes destroyed, or been forced to flee their ancestral lands.
The delayed investigation has only added to the anguish, with families seeking closure and answers that seem elusive. The community hopes that CBI's involvement will bring much-needed clarity and accountability, but there's a growing sense of frustration and despair.
Maj. Lamtinthang Khongsai's words resonated deeply with the audience, as he stressed the need for decisive action against perpetrators and urged the authorities to take concrete steps to ensure justice. His call for justice wasn't just for the victim, but for all affected by the conflict – a rallying cry for the community to stand united.
Rev. Daniel Mimin Haokip's prayer offered solace, acknowledging the pain and suffering while seeking peace and dignity for the bereaved. The candle-lighting ceremony was a powerful symbol of solidarity, with attendees vowing to stand together in the face of adversity.
The vigil's message is clear: the community won't rest until justice is served, and perpetrators are brought to book. As the investigation continues, there's hope that it'll bring closure to the victims' families and pave the way for healing and reconciliation.
The Kuki community's resilience in the face of adversity is truly inspiring, and it's clear that they're determined to fight for their rights and dignity.
©Kukiland Media
The candlelight vigil at KWSG Hall was a heart-wrenching display of solidarity, with attendees from various walks of life coming together to demand justice for the victim and condemn the heinous violence that led to her tragic demise. KWAG's efforts to organise this event underscore the community's unwavering resolve to seek accountability and ensure that such atrocities aren't repeated.
The press statement highlighted the devastating human toll of the conflict, with thousands still displaced and living in relief camps, their lives forever changed. The community's plea for justice echoes the concerns of many who've lost loved ones, seen their homes destroyed, or been forced to flee their ancestral lands.
The delayed investigation has only added to the anguish, with families seeking closure and answers that seem elusive. The community hopes that CBI's involvement will bring much-needed clarity and accountability, but there's a growing sense of frustration and despair.
Maj. Lamtinthang Khongsai's words resonated deeply with the audience, as he stressed the need for decisive action against perpetrators and urged the authorities to take concrete steps to ensure justice. His call for justice wasn't just for the victim, but for all affected by the conflict – a rallying cry for the community to stand united.
Rev. Daniel Mimin Haokip's prayer offered solace, acknowledging the pain and suffering while seeking peace and dignity for the bereaved. The candle-lighting ceremony was a powerful symbol of solidarity, with attendees vowing to stand together in the face of adversity.
The vigil's message is clear: the community won't rest until justice is served, and perpetrators are brought to book. As the investigation continues, there's hope that it'll bring closure to the victims' families and pave the way for healing and reconciliation.
The Kuki community's resilience in the face of adversity is truly inspiring, and it's clear that they're determined to fight for their rights and dignity.
©Kukiland Media
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