LAMKA, June 11, 2026: The Kuki Baptist Convention (KBC) has expressed profound grief and condemned the attack on Kultuh Village that resulted in the deaths of two civilians, injuries to two others, and the burning of seven houses.
In a press release issued by Rev. Dr. Letkhotthang Haokip, General Secretary of the Kuki Baptist Convention on June 11, KBC identified the deceased as Letminlun Haokip and Lunminthang Haokip, both active leaders of KBC Church Kultuh under KBC Gambih No. 17.
According to the church body, Letminlun Haokip served as the Head Deacon (Church Pastor) of KBC Church Kultuh and General Secretary of KBC Gambih No. 17, while Lunminthang Haokip was the Youth Chairman of the church and Youth Secretary of KBC Gambih No. 17.
The convention described the incident as an act of terror against the congregation and community, expressing concern over what it called the systematic targeting of innocent civilians and repeated attacks on villages.
KBC stated that such violence represents a serious violation of the sanctity of human life and fundamental principles of justice. The organisation urged the competent authorities to take immediate, decisive, and comprehensive measures to protect civilians and prevent further attacks.
Appealing for peace, the convention called upon all groups and individuals to renounce violence and uphold the principle that human life is sacred and belongs to God alone.
The church body also extended its condolences to the bereaved families and reaffirmed its solidarity with the people of Kultuh. It called for a peaceful resolution to the conflict and reiterated its commitment to peace, justice, and communal harmony.
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