KUKI BLACK DAY: SEPTEMBER 13

LIST OF KUKI'S INNOCENT KILLED BY NSCN-IM UNDER THE BANNER OF "NAGALAND FOR CHRIST"

(13th Sept Kuki Black Day)

1. Jampao Kipgen, Joupi, Tamenglong, 1957

2. Lhaijaneng Kipgen, Joupi, Tamenglong, 1957

3. Henkai Kipgen, Joupi, Tamenglong, 1957

4. Thangjalam Chongloi, Chief of Toljang, Ukhrul, 1957

5. Lhaijavei Chongloi, Khonomphai, Sdr Hills, 1957

6. Hoikho Lhugdim, L Mongibung, Ukhrul, 1962

7. Hatkho Touthang, Phaikoh, Ukhrul, 1957

8. Lhaijeneng Touthang, Phaikoh, Ukhrul, 1957

9. Otkhojam Touthang, Phaikoh, Ukhrul, 1957

10. Chugkholet Touthang, Phaikoh, Ukhrul, 1957

11. Otpao Touthang, Phaikoh, Ukhrul, 1957

12. Paokhohen Touthang, Changsang, Sanapati, 1962

13. Tongpu Lupho, Saioh Village, 1965

14. Seilet Kuki, Bungsang, Nagaland, 1967

15. Khaipao Lupheng, Changsang, Ukhrul, 1960

16. Songsei Kipgen, Chief of Saichang,Ukhrul, 1958

17. Satkhosei Chongloi, Phaikon, Sadar Hills, 1964

18. Sehthang Chongloi, Phaikon, Sadar Hills, 1963

19. Hollet Kipgen, Chief of Saihaphoh(Burma), 1987

20. Ngamkhothang, Chief of Jangnoi (Burma), 1987

21. Pakang Haokip, Maokot, Ukhrul, 1987

22. Kaimang, Old Gelbung, Sadar Hills, 1968

23. Min Hetlou mi-3, Khomunnom, Ukhrul, 1969

24. Ngahneng, C.Kholen, Ukhrul, 1969

25. Pasei Haokip, Akhen (Nagaland), 1957

26. Paokhomang Haokip, Akhen (Nagaland), 1957

27. Letkhopao Haokip, Akhen (Nagaland), 1957

28. Thongkhopao Singsit, Lhangkarong, SadarHills, 1982

29. Letkholun Haokip, Gelbung, Sadar Hills, 1965

30. Ngamjathang Haokip, Gelbung, Sadar Hills, 1965

31. Haopu Singsit, Laikot Village, 1971

32. Khuplet Dimngel, Joupi, Tamenglong, 1970

33. Ngulkhomang, Selsi East, Tamenglong, 1956

34. Haokithang, Nganje Village, 1956

35. Samkhosei Kipgen, Saichang Village, 1958

36. Jamkhoson Haokip, Chief of Tokaibung, Chandel, 1961

37. Doukhosei Haokip, Hengjang, Ukhrul, 1965

38. Seikhothang, Dahtum, Sadar Hills, 1970

39. Haokhojang, Hengjol, Ukhrul, 1970

40. Langkeng Haokip, Gashpani, Nagaland, 1957

41. Seikholet Lhouvum, Tengnoupa, Chandell, 1958

42. Paokholet Thangeo, Tengnoupal, Chandel, 1975

43. Ngulkhojang Hangsing (M-60 ), Ahthibung , Nagaland, 12-8-1992

44. Letkhojang Hangsing (M-30 ), Chief of Phanjang , Nagaland, 16-4-1993

45. Thangkhongam Hangsing (M-36 ), Phanjang , Nagaland, 16-4-1993

46. Paokam Singson (M-62 ), Ahthibung , Nagaland, 23-5-1993

47. Chunglam (M-74), Phanjang , Nagaland, 5-6-1993

48. Chungneilal Gangte (M-30), Pastor , Songngou , Nagaland, 18-6-1993

49. Lunjahen Singson (M-33 ), Saijang , Nagaland, 20-6-1993

50. Nguljang Hangsing (M-83), Old Chalkot , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

51. Thangkhotheh Hmar (M-70 ), Old Chalkot , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

52. Letjang Guite (M-39 ), Old Chalkot , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

53. Chungjang Hmar (M-28), Old Chalkot , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

54. Seithang Singson (M-28), Old Chalkot , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

55. Singkhohen Haokip (M-16 ) , Old Chalkot , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

56. Mangkholen Hangsing, IAS, (M-53 ), Dimapur , Nagaland, 18-199-1993

57. Thenjalal Thangeo (M-31), Maova village , Nagaland, 14-6-1993

58. Henkai (M-36 ), Songlhuh Village , Nagaland, 22-199-1993

59. Paosei Singsit (M-36 ), Pr KSO, Saijang Village , Nagaland, 22-10-1993

60. Paokholam Chongloi (M-35), Secy KSO  , Vongkithem Village , Nagaland, 23-10-1993

61. Thangsat Thangeo (M-27), Saijang Village , Nagaland, 24-10-1993

62. Seikhahao Singson (M-16), Lilen Village , Nagaland, 24-10-1993

63. Haojang Chongloi (M-30 ), Phanjang Village , Nagaland, 24-10-1993

64. Letkhothong Hangsing (M-33 ), Jt Secy Kuki Innpi, Nagaland, 30-11-1993

65. Seikam Chongloi (M-20), Ahthibung , Nagaland, 30-11-1993

66. Thathang Thangeo (M-34), Ahthibung , Nagaland, 30-11-1993

67. Nemhoi Hangsing (F-60 ),, Bongkolong , Nagaland, 30-11-1993

68. Henkhokam Hangsing (M-17 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 30-11-1993

69. Lamginthang (M-5 ), Sailhem Village , Nagaland, 27-12-1993

70. Tongpao (M-60), Chief of Phaikholum, Nagaland, 27-12-1993

71. Thomkholam (M-32), Phaikholum , Nagaland, 27-12-1993

72. Lalhen (M-62), Phaikholum , Nagaland, 27-12-1993

73. Letkhosei (M-60), Old Soget , Nagaland, 27-12-1993

74. Paokhojang (M-32), Old Soget , Nagaland, 27-12-1993

75. Sehkhopao (M-75 ), Old Soget , Nagaland, 28-12-1993

76. Doupao (M-45 ), Old Soget , Nagaland, 28-12-1993

77. Nehthang (M-38 ), Pastor , Old Soget , Nagaland, 28-12-1993

78. Lunkhosei (M-45 ), Old Soget , Nagaland, 28-12-1993

79. Lalkai (M-20 ), Old Soget , Nagaland, 28-12-1993

80. Lamhen (M-20), , Old Soget , Nagaland, 28-12-1993

81. Themnei (F-23 ),, Phanjang , Nagaland, 10-1-1994

82. Nemsi (F-25), Phanjang , Nagaland, 10-1-1994

83. Themnei (F-24 ), Phanjang , Nagaland, 10-1-1994

84. L. Haokip (M-35 ), Phek , Nagaland, 17-1-1994

85. Sehjang Lhouvum (M-40 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 22-1-1994

86. Nengchong (F-38 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 22-1-1994

87. Hellun (M-20 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

88. Lengin Lhouvum (M-13 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

89. Thanglet Hangsing (M-7), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

90. NengjaneiHangsing (F-5 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

91. Veikholam Hangsing (F-46 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

92. Seingam Hangsing (M-25), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

93. Haomang Hangsing (M-21), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

94. Thangtinsat (M-8 ), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

95. Nengtinlhing (M-6), Bongkolong , Nagaland, 21-1-1994

96. Thanghen Singson (M-49), Evangelist, Sirhima , Nagaland, 15-12-1994

97. Paolun Singson (M-8 ),, Sirhima , Nagaland, 15-12-1994

98. Minlun Sirhima (M-3 ),, Nagaland, 15-12-1994

99. Haokholet Haokip (M-40 ), O.C. (NPS), Bungsang , Nagaland, 3-11-1994

100. Holngam (M-30 ), Bungsang , Nagaland, 15-1-1994

101. L Haokip (M-35), Akhen , Nagaland, 17-1-1994

102. Seikholam (M-45 ), Bungsang , Nagaland, 25-1-1994

103. Seijang (M-49 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

104. Nengneichong (F-38 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

105. Hellun (M-20 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

106. Lenggin (F-13 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

107. Tongkholet (M-7 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

108. Nengjavai (F-5 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

109. Lhamminthang (M-3 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

110. Veikholam (F-46 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

111. Seingam (M-43 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

112. Haomang (M-21 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

113. Thangtinsat (M-8 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

114. Nengtinlhing (F-6 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

115. Kimneilhing (F-26 ), Nagaland, 26-1-1994

116. Helngam (M-45 ), Nagaland, 10-3-1994

117. Kimkhoseh (M-35 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

118. Samson (M-45 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

119. Lhingneihat (F-35 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

120. Seiminthang (M-6 ), , Nagaland, 4-5-1994

121. Lhaichin (F-30 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

122. Deichong (F-12 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

123. Kimkholhing (F-70 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

124. Thongnem (F-45 ), Nagaland, 4-5-1994

125. Kaiseh (M-46 ), Chief of the Village, Nagaland, 17-5-1994

126. Ngamjang (M-36 ), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

127. Chungsei (M-37), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

128. Kamboi (M-32 ), Nagaland, 6-6-1994

129. Mangpu (M-30 ), Nagaland, 6-6-1994

130. Kamhen (M-35 ), Nagaland, 17-7-1994

131. Laljang (M-56 ), Nagaland, 8-8-1994

132. Khuplal (M-30 ), , Nagaland, 8-8-1994

133. Allaudin (M-32 ), Nagaland, 8-8-1994

134. Helkam (M-45 ), Nagaland, 8-8-1994

135. T. K. Tungnung (M-45 ), Dy SP , Nagaland, 5-10-1994

136. Henkholen (M-35 ), Nagaland, 30-10-1994

137. Haokholet (M-40 ), Nagaland, 4-11-1994

138. Henkhohao (M-25 ), Nagaland, 11-12-1994

139. Lamkhongam (M-26 ),, Nagaland, 11-12-1994

140. Heljang Singson (M-70 ), Chief of Sirhima, Nagaland, 15-12-1994

141. Onthang Haokip (M-50 ), Medical Inspector , Nagaland, 15-12-1994

142. Thangkholet (M-19 ), Nagaland, 15-12-1994

143. Paokai Haokip (M-17 ),, Nagaland, 15-12-1994

144. Henna (M-51 ), Nagaland, 15-12-1994

145. Thangjalen (M-17 ),, Nagaland, 15-12-1994

146. Janghen (M-38 ), Nagaland, 13-4-1995

147. Thangkhohel (M-50 ), Nagaland, 13-4-1995

148. Thangkam (M-21 ), Nagaland, 13-4-1995

149. Vumpao Hangshing (M-55 ), , Nagaland, 14-6-1995

150. Manglal (M-16 ),, Nagaland, 17-6-1994

151. Henkholun Lhoujem (M-37), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

152. Kaiseh Sitlhou (M-45 ), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

153. Chonkhosei Lhouvum (M-37 ), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

154. Thangboi Lenthang (M-32 ), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

155. Ngamkhojang Haokip (M-52 ),, Nagaland, 17-5-1994

156. Seikhohao Singson (M-22 ), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

157. Paotinhen Hmar (M-45 ), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

158. Henkhokam Hmar (M-35), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

159. Paolam Changsan (M-30), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

160. Janglen Lhouvum (M-34), Nagaland, 17-5-1994

161. Holkhojang Haokip (72), T. Molphei, Chandel, 12-5-1992

162. Lhungkhothang (70), Phoilenching, Chandel, 17-5-1992

163. Tongkholun (33), Chammu, Ukhrul, 26-5-1992

164. Onkholet Haokip (21), H. Bongjang, H, Chandel, 3-6-1992

165. Ngamkhothang Mate (28), Khangshim, Chandel, 8-9-1992

166. Yamkhothang Haokip(18), Pallel-Aimol Rd, Chandel, 8-9-1992

167. Helkholun Haokip(18), Pallel-Aimol Rd, Chandel, 8-9-1992

168. Hemkholun Haokip(17), Pallel-Aimol Rd, Chandel, 8-9-1992

169. Songkhothang (41), Matijang, Ukhrul, 13-9-1992

170. Jamkhomang Hoakip (30), Chatrik, Ukhrull, 16-9-1992

171. Thonghao Lunkim (60), Khambi, Ukhrul, 17-9-1992

172. Thongkhojang Haokip (75), Sarbung, Ukhrul, 17-9-1992

173. Thongkhomang Haokip (25), DHQr, Ukhrul, 17-9-1992

174. Ngamkholal (35), DHQ, Ukhrul, 19-9-1992

175. Chungsei Haokip, Betuk Sangreng, Chandel, 7-10-1992

176. Mangthang Mate(18), Betuk Sangreng, Chandel, 7-10-1992

177. Thanggin Mate (17), Betuk Sangreng, Chandel, 7-10-1992

178. Letkhongam Touthang (65), Moltuh, Chandel, 8-10-1992

179. Sontin (60), Moltuh, Chandel, 8-10-1992

180. Lhingkhotin (48), Moltuh, Chanedl, 8-10-1992

181. Doukhosei Touthang (28), Moltuh, Chandel, 8-10-1992

182. Tinkhohoi (20), Moltuh, Chandel, 8-10-1992

183. Tingneng (Baby) 2 mths ), Moltuh, Chandel, 8-10-1992

184. Chungkhup Haokip (75), Sanaching, Sanapati, 14-10-1992

185. Jamkhokhai Haokip (23), Choro, Ukhrul, 19-10-1992

186. Ngamkhohao Haokip (32), Kangshang, Chandel, 21-11-1992

187. Jamkholal Haokip (19), Molvailup, Ukhrul, 3-3-1993

188. Jamkholet Lupho (18), Maipi Mangsom,Chandel, 22-3-1993

189. Jamkhomang Bait (18), Maipi Mangsom, Chandel, 22-3-1993

190. Paonoh Haokip (62), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

191. Jangsei Haokip(25), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

192. Lamjang Haokip(35), Tingkai Khullen,Sanapati, 1-4-1993

193. Jamkhothang Haokip, (26), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapatt, 1-4-1993

194. Seilam Haokip (23), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

195. Henkhoneh Haokip (45), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

196. Hemngam Haokip (44), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

197. Henkholun Haokip (30), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

198. Ngamkhohao Haokip (27), Tingkai Khullen, Sanapati, 1-4-1993

199. Jangkhotang Baite (40), Loutei Kuki, Ukhrul, 5-4-1993

200. Thongkholet Baite (33), Loutei Kuki, Ukhrul, 5-4-1993

201. Tongpao Baite (36), Loutei Kuki, Ukhrul, 5-4-1993

202. Jangkholun Baite (75), Loutei Kuki, Ukhrul, 5-4-1993

203. Jamkholal Haokip (18), Molvailpu, Sanapati, 7-4-1993

204. Haolal Guite (22), Maphou, Sanapati, 7-4-1993

205. Henkam Haokip (20), Maphou, Sanapati, 7-4-1993

206. Holkholet Kipgen, Phnngthar, Ukhrul, 7-4-1993

207. Thangjalum Haokip (40), Samukom, Chandel, 7-4-1993

208. Paolun Haokip (42), Khaosat, Chandel, 7-4-1993

209. Nenglhing Haokip (30), Khaosat, Chandel, 7-4-1993

210. Lhaikhoneng (40), Khaosat, Chandel, 7-4-1993

211. Lunkhojang Haokip, (36), Bongbal Khulen, Sanapati, 9-4-1993

212. Nengjatin Kipgen (48), Bongbal Khulen, Sanapati, 9-4-1993

213. Jangkholun Haokip (80), Leihaopokpi, Sanapati, 13-4-1993

214. Limjalet Touthang (35), Leihaopokpi, Sanapati, 13-4-1993

215. Paolet Touthang (18), Leihaopokpi, Sanapati, 13-4-1993

216. Chungkhojang Baite, (35), Leihaopokpi, Sanapati, 13-4-1993

217. Tongsei Haokip (60), Near Sansak, Ukhrul, 13-4-1993

218. Khailal Haokip (18), Near Sansak, Ukhrul, 13-4-1993

219. Dousei Mate (35), Near Lokchao River, Chandel, 14-4-1993

220. Lhunkhothang Haokip (72), Near Puram Pantha, Chandel, 17-4-1992

221. Haopu Haokip (35), Near Puram Pantha, Chandel, 17-4-1992

222. Ngamhao Mate (60), Sita, Chandel, 18-4-1993

223. Sothang Haokip (60), Sita, Chandel, 18-4-1993

224. Jamkhothang Bolsom (37), Sita, Chandel, 18-4-1993

225. Leukhothang Bolsom (60), Sita, Chandel, 18-4-1993

226. Lunminthang Lupho (7), Sita, Chandel, 18-4-1993

227. Hemlun Lupho (70), Sita, Chandel, 18-4-1993

228. Baby Hatneikim Lhungdim (4), Bongli, Chandel, 19-4-1993

229. Baby Seiginkhup Lhungdim (2), Bongli, Chandel, 19-4-1993

230. Baby Vahjahat Touthang (6), Bongli, Chandel, 19-4-1993

231. Baby Nengjachin Touthang (3), Bongli, Chandel, 19-4-1993

232. Baby Neikhokim Touthang (1), Bongli, Chandel, 19-4-1993

233. Lalkhotong Haokip (90), Tollen, Chandel, 21-4-1993

234. Lhunkhothang Mate (45), Mankang, Chandel, 21-4-1993

235. Seiminthang Lushei (27), Distrist Headquarter Ukhrul, 21-4-1993

236. Haopu Kuki (24), Longphailen,Tam

englong, 25-4-1993

237. Lenkhohao Singsit(16), Near Barak River, Tamenglong, 27-4-1993

238. Jamkhosat Doungel (20), Longphailen, Tamenglong, 27-4-1993

239. Deivah Baite, D-o Onjang (18), Gelyang, Chandel, 3-5-1993

240. Jamkhothang Baite, (35), M. Mangsom, Chandel, 5-5-1992

241. Thangkholal Baite (34), T. Mainou, Chandel, 5-5-1992

242. Major (Retd.) Pagin Kipgen (53), Deaulahland Imphal, 9-5-1993

243. Holkhojang S-o Jem-ot (72), T. Molphei Chandel, 12-5-1993

244. Tongmang (22), Yaingangpokpi, Sanapati, 13-5-1993

245. Lhunkhothang Haokip (70), Pheilenching, Chandel, 17-5-1993

246. Tuanzasuan Zou (37), Ukhrul Town, 17-5-1993

247. Thangpao Lupho (12), Chaotong, Chandel, 19-5-1993

248. Kholhat Haokip (14), Chaotong, Chandel, 19-5-1993

249. Hoilhing Lupho (40), Chaotong, Chandel, 19-5-1993

250. Sokhojang Gangte (47), Near Theimol Hillock, Sanapati, 21-5-1993

251. Thangkam Lunkim (46), Near Theimol Hillook, Sanapatt, 21-5-1993

252. Goukhomang Kipgen (30), Hangok Lok, Sanapati, 22-5-1993

253. Themjalhing (60), T. Phaijang, Ukhrul, 26-5-1993

254. Themvah (50), W-o Chief of Nongdam Kuki, Ukhrul, 27-5-1993

255. Onkhothang Haokip (40), Tonsen Lamkhai Sugnu Road, 2-6-1992

256. Thonglet Kipgen (40), Bongbal Khullen, Sanapati, 8-6-1993

257. Seikholhu Kipgen, (25), Bongbal Khullen, Sanapati, 8-6-1993

258. Jakhothang Kipgen (90), Bongbal Khullen, Sanapati, 8-6-1993

259. Khupkholet Kipgen, (15), Bongbal Khullen, Sanapati, 8-6-1993

260. Chinkhohoi Kipgen (10), Bongbal Khullen, Sanapati, 8-6-1993

261. Holthang (40), Chaningpokpi, Sanapati, 18-6-1993

262. Tinkhokim (25), Chaningpokpi, Sanapati, 18-6-1993

263. Tinkhochong (20), Chaningpokpi, Sanapati, 18-6-1993

264. Seingam (25), Chaningpokpi, Sanapati, 18-6-1993

265. Ngaitinkim Haokip (Baby), Aishi, Ukhrul, 27-6-1993

266. Sehkhothang Lupheng (29), Maphou Dam, Sanapati, 22-6-1993

267. Khothang Kipgen (54), Chief of Tujang, waichong, 27-6-1993

268. Paolun Lupho (45), Laipham Sita Rd., Chandel, 29-6-1993

269. Nenglhing Lupho (35), Laipham Sita Rd., Chandel, 29-6-1993

270. Laikhonem Lupho (10), Laipham Sita Rd., Chandel, 29-6-1993

271. Thangjalun Haokip, (40), Laipham Sita Rd., Chandel, 9-6-1993

272. Paokhosei (33), Moithan, Ukhrul, 3-7-1993

273. Khupkholet (35), Ukhrul Town, 11-7-1993

274. Chongjathang (55), Finch Corner, Ukhrul, 13-7-1993

275. Seikhothang (19), Finch Corner, Ukhrul, 13-7-1993

276. Thanglien (19), Sansak Rd., Ukhrul, 13-7-1993

277. Seimang (17), Sansak Rd., Ukhrul, 13-7-1993

278. Chineng Haokip (35), Near Sikibung, Ukhrul, 18-7-1993

279. Thongkhojang Haokip (55), Near Sikibung, Ukhrul, 18-7-1993

280. Paokhohao Haokip (1), Near Sikibung, Ukhrul, 18-7-1993

281. Khatkhosei Haokip (60), Mulam, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

282. Jamkhothang Haokip (62), Mulam, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

283. Jamngam Haokip (40), Mulam, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

284. Tongjahel Tuboi (50), Near Sikibung, Ukhrul, 6-8-1993

285. Thanglun Haokip (20), Near Sikibung, Ukhrul, 6-8-1993

286. Paokhup (15), Mulam, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

287. Thanglenlal (22), Mulam, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

288. Tinglam (25), Mulam, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

289. Hemboung Chongloi (70), Thingphai, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

290. Lhunsei Chongloi (75), Thingphai, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

291. Thangpao Chongloi (70), Thingphai, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

292. Kimkhoneng (35), Thingphai, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

293. Nguljalet Chongloi (78), C.Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

294. Lelen Chongloi (58), C.Khulen, Sadar Hills 6-8-93, 6-8-1993

295. Kengnu Chongloi (50), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

296. Kamchon Hangsing (40), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

297. Neikim Chongloi (17), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

298. Lhingneivah Chongloi (15), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

299. Satkhosei Chongloi (16), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

300. Chineilhing Chongloi, C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

301. Hatnelhing Chongloi (Baby) (8), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

302. Lunkholen Chongloi (Baby) (6), C. Khulen, Sadar Hills, 6-8-1993

303. Thangtinlian (22), Jangnoi, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

304. Jangsei Lhungdim (55), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

305. Jangsei Lhungdim (27), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

306. Veikhoning (27), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

307. Veikhotin (25), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

308. Veikhohoi (28), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

309. Veinem Lhungdim (30), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

310. Dimlhing Lhungdim (19), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

311. Nengjalam Lhungdim (20), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

312. Nemneithem Lhungdim (37257), Khalongching, SadarHills, 7-6-1993

313. Nengneilhing Lhungdim (43), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

314. Lhingkhonem Lhungdim (45), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

315. Baby Mercy (2 weeks ), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

316. Baby Boinu (1weeks ), Khalongching, Sadar Hills, 7-6-1993

317. Sonlet Kilong (30), Noney Bazar, Tamenglong, 20-8-1993

318. Chungam Haokip (24), Noney Bazar, Tamenglong, 20-8-1993

319. Helpao Haokip (27), Noney Bazar, Tamenglong, 20-8-1993

320. Thanggin (21), Noney Bazar, Tamenglong, 20-8-1993

321. Ngamsei Baite (35), Lamkang Khunou, Chandel, 23-8-1993

322. Jamkhoson Haokip (70), Lamkang Khunou, Chande, 23-8-1993

323. Jamthang Haokip (65), Lamkang Khunou, Chandel, 23-8-1993

324. Soot Haokip (50), Lamkang Khunou, Chandel, 23-8-1993

325. Hemmang Lenthang (60), Tingjang, Tamenglong, 27-8-1993

326. Seijang Haokip (42), Tingjangl, Tamenglong, 31-8-1993

327. Rohlunthang Hmar (22), Saidan, Churachandpur, 31-8-1993

328. Laihonglian Hmar (25), Saidan, Churachandpur, 31-8-1993

329. Paokhoneh Kipgen (65), Khonglung, Tamenglong, 31-8-1993

330. Seikhojam Kipgen (27), Khonglung, Tamenglong, 1-9-1993

331. Jangkai Kipgen (20), Khonglung, Tamenglong, 1-9-1993

332. Haokholet Kipgen (20), Khonglung, Tamenglong, 1-9-1993

333. Malpuk Gangte (27), Molcham, Tamenglong, 1-9-1993

334. Khuplam Dimngel (35), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

335. Paolam Hangshing (57), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

336. Lunchon Haokip (57), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

337. Tongpi Haokip (70), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

338. Kamsei Mangzel (65), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

339. Sabsem Kipgen (53), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

340. Lamsei Hangshing (45), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

341. Sehmin Hangshing (32), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

342. Seikhothang Hangshing (22), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

343. Seilen Hangshing (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

344. Sehpao Lhanghal (50), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

345. Lamseh Hangshing (53), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

346. Paochon Hangshing (40), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

347. Seingam Hangshing (46), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

348. Lalchin Lhangum (27), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

349. Holkhohen Lhouvum (29), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

350. Nehhao Hangshing (50), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

351. Thangjang Hangshing (50), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

352. Paongam Hangshing (38), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

353. Semkholam Hangshing (43), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

354. Paolen Hangshing (23), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

355. Lunjapao Chongloi (35), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

356. Kamminlun Hangshing (27), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

357. Lalhen Haokip (26), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

358. Haokholun Lhouvum (27), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

359. Paolun Dimngel (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

360. Paolet Hangshing (34), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

361. Doupao Dimngel (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

362. Sehthang Dimngel (53), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

363. Songchon Lhanghal (45), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

364. Lhouleng Kholhou (85), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

365. Seimang Dimngel (22), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

366. Lamjang Lhanghal (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

367. Lamlal Haokip (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

368. Lamthang Haokip (23), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

369. Thangkhohao Singsit (34), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

370. Letchon Singsit (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

371. Hengngam Singsit (26), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

372. Helhat Hangshing (37), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

373. Sehlun Chongloi (23), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

374. Chungngam Chongloi (32), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

375. Letpao Chongloi (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

376. Thangseh Chongloi (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

377. Satjang Chongloi (22), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

378. Khupkam Lenthang (80), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

379. Lalpao Hangshing (37), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

380. Lamhen Hangshing (20), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

381. Jangngam Haokip (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

382. Ngulseh Lhouvum (35), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

383. Sehkhojang Kholhou (50), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

384. Haokholal Kipgen (24), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

385. Latkholal Hangshing (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

386. Lamkhohen Haokip (26), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

387. Henkholun Lhanghal (48), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

388. Hemthang Lenthang (86), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

389. Samthang Hangshing (34), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

390. Khupngam Hangshing (29), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

391. Semchon Dimngel (37), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

392. Paomang Dimngel (80), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

393. Ngamkam Sitlhou (40), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

394. Khupngam Kipgen (28), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

395. Demkholam Hangshing (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi,Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

396. Thenkhojang Singsit (48), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

397. Sehkomang Singsit (16), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

398. Lamminla Singsit (14), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

399. Sehkhokam Singsit (32), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

400. Songkai Lhanghal (30), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

401. Thangjahao Lhanghal (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

402. Lunjang Haokip (33), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

403. Henkholal Hangshing (28), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

404. Pagin Kipgen (20), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

405. Haokai Hangshing (37469), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

406. Lenkhopao Dimngel (14), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

407. Thankholun Hangshing (28), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

408. Lhoukholal Kholhou (21), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

409. Satngam Chongloi (18), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

410. Lenkhopao Haokip (45), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

411. Lalkholam Haokip (28), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

412. Phakim Haokip (48), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

413. Lallam Haokip (28), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

414. Henkhogin Singsit (28), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

415. Lamkhopao Hangshing (22), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

416. Thangmang Singsit (25), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

417. Thangkhosei Doungel (32), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

418. Lalkhojang Singsit (45), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

419. Chungkhojang Singsit (17), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

420. Lammang Hangshing (22), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

421. Lunlam Singsit (95), Near Tamei, Zoupi, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

422. Lhingneng (68), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

423. Lhingkholam (47), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

424. Ms Veineilhai (8), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

425. Lhlingneithem (4), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

426. Dimkholam Kilong (48), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

427. Dimkhohat (28), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

428. Konneithem (22), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

429. Ngamlet (2), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

430. Lammang (4), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

431. Nemhat (32), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

432. Nengtinchong (6), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

433. Nehla (60), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

434. Lalchunglen (3), Gelnel, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

435. Hoikhohat (30), Santing, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

436. Hatnengi (22), Santing, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

437. Nemneikim Lupheng (25), Santing, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

438. Baby Hoingah (6 mths ), Santing, Sadar Hills, 13-9-1993

439. Seikhokai Singsit (45), Nungthut, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

440. Thangtinlun Singsit (26), Nungthut, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

441. Ngamkholal Singsit (28), Nungthut, Tamenglong, 13-9-1993

442. Letboi Lhouvum (3), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

443. Baby Paolenlal Lhouvum (1), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

444. Haolunlal Kipgen (2), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

445. Baby Tongkhohao Kipgen (1), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

446. Ngulkhohen Singsit (3), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

447. Ngamcha Lhouvum (2), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

448. Hentinlal Sitlhou (3), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

449. Baby Hengouthang Sitlhou (1), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

450. Baby Mangtinkai Sitlhou (1), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

451. Phyalneichong Sitlhou (4), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

452. Baby Paokholun Singsit (1), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

453. Baby Lenminthang Lhouvum (2), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

454. Baby Paogoumang Sitlhou (2), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 19-9-1993

455. Baby Paogoulen Lhouvum (2), Taloulong Transit Camp,Tamegl., 19-9-1993

456. Baby Satminlun Singsit (1), Taloulong Transit Camp,Tamegl., 19-9-1993

457. Paosei Haokip (25), Paddyfield (Kuraopokpi) Chandel, 12-9-1993

458. Lhunsei (70), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

459. Nemjahat (60), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

460. Letkam (40), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

461. Lhingneilam (32), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

462. Vahnem (60), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

463. Lhingkhonei (6), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

464. Hoineikim (3), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

465. Baby Hatneikim (1), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

466. Lamkhokim (15), C. Mouljoi,Senapat

i, 29-9-1993

467. Tinkhohoi (10), C. Mouljoi, Senapati, 29-9-1993

468. Khothang Kipgen (65), Senapati Bazar, 2-10-1993

469. Baby Sangga (2), Sangkai, Ukhrul, 5-10-1993

470. Haolkholun Lhouvum (16), Seheibung, Senapati, 5-10-1993

471. Letngam Lhouvum (24), Mao gate, Senapati, 6-10-1993

472. Letngam Lhouvum (25), Mao gate, Senapati, 6-10-1993

473. Ngamsei Haokip (35), Lokchoao Koireng,Sadar Hills, 7-10-1993

474. Holkhomang (32), T. Gamnon, Churachandpur, 9-10-1993

475. Thangjalet (19), T. Gamnon, Churachandpur, 9-10-1993

476. Thangjakap (27), T. Gamnon, Churachandpur, 9-10-1993

477. Jamkhomang Haokip (67), Paddy Field, Ukhrul, 10-10-1993

478. Tongnem (51), Paddy Field, Ukhrul, 10-10-1993

479. Jakhoneh S-o Tolkhothang (67), Joujangtek, Village, 13-10-1993

480. Paokam (56), Jangnoi, Sanapati, 21-10-1993

481. Paulun (30), Turibari, Senapati, 20-11-1993

482. Tongmang Haokip Letkholun (24), Molphei, Churachandpur, 20-11-1993

483. Jamandar Ngamsei (53), Inside Ukhrul Manipur Rf. Camp, 24-11-1993

484. Demkhothang Kipgen (72), Bongbal Khullen, Sadar Hills, 24-11-1993

485. Hoikhokim Kipgen (50), Bongbal Khullen, Sadar Hills, 24-11-1993

486. Lhingkhochin (65), Bongbal Khullen, Sadar Hills, 24-11-1993

487. Kamjaneh Haokip (19), Near Loktak, Lokchao, 4-12-1993

488. Thangjahoi Kom (95), Lower Kom Keirap, Sadar Hills, 4-12-1993

489. Lunkhothang (23), Mapao, Sadar Hills, 4-12-1993

490. Satsei Kipgen (40), Songlung Lamkhai, 10-12-1993

491. Thangam Kipgen (16), Songlung Lamkhai, 10-12-1993

492. Tongsat (24), Litan, Ukhrul, 7-12-1993

493. Paothang (28), Litan, Ukhrul, 7-12-1993

494. Thong S-o Khupneh (25), Maphou, Sadar Hills, 4-12-1993

495. Tollensong Kom (36), Lower Kom Keirap, 20-12-1993

496. Paokhothang (25), Saichang, Senapati, 22-10-1993

497. Chongloi (40), Haijang, Sadar Hills, 23-12-1993

498. Thangpu Kom (28), Kha Aimok, Sadar Hills, 28-12-1993

499. John Kom (25), Kha Aimok, Sadar Hills, 28-12-1993

500. Ngammang Lenthang (20), Chaljang, Churachandpur, 17-11-1993

501. Onngam (23), Tokpa Kabui, Tamenglong, 17-11-1993

502. Kamkholen (17), Jaolen Kuki, Ukhrul, 14-1-1994

503. Lunkhongam (4), Jaolen Kuki, Ukhrul, 14-1-1994

504. Seikholhing (50), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

505. Lhingvah (40), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

506. Khupneng (30), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

507. Nemboi (30), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

508. Chongpi (18), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

509. Chingthem (19), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

510. Hatneilhing (14), Yangnoi, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

511. Paolet (24), Daili, Sadar Hills, 24-12-1993

512. Heang Misao (20), Daili, Sadar Hills, 25-1-1994

513. Lenkhokhai Kipgen (43), Ngatun, Sadar Hills, 7-10-1992

514. Jonathan (19), Mao Gate, Sanapati, 15-12-1993

515. Otkholhing (65), Songkong, Chandel, 25-11-1993

516. Kamkholen (17), Jaolen, Ukhrul, 14-1-1994

517. Ginthang (9), Jaolen, Ukhrul, 14-1-1994

518. Seikholhing Chongloi (64), Selsi Phai Sadar, Hills, 18-1-1994

519. Lhingkhovoh Chongloi (50), Selsi Phai Sadar, Hills, 18-1-1994

520. Khulneng Kipgen (35), Selsi Phai Sadar, Hills, 18-1-1994

521. Nemboi Doungel (32), Selsi Phai Sadar, Hills, 18-1-1994

522. Chinthem Chongloi (18), Selsi Phai Sadar, Hills, 18-1-1994

523. Nemneichong Chongloi (17), Selsi Phai, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

524. Hatneilhing Hangshing (11), Selsi Phai, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

525. Seikhogin Chongloi (20), Selsi Phai, Sadar Hills, 18-1-1994

526. Paothang Haokip (40), Lhangsom, 8-3-1994

527. Paokholet Sitlhou (45), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

528. Hatkim Sitlhou (40), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

529. Thangja Sitlhou (12), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

530. Lamkholen Sitlhou (2), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

531. Hemgou Sitlhou (31), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

532. Veiboi Sitlhou (34), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

533. Ngulkhohao Haolai (45), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

534. Veitinneng Haolai (40), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

535. Nengneikhol Haolai (12), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

536. Nengneiphal Haolai (7), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

537. Lhunchung Sitlhou (8), Sipimol, Tamenglomg, 14-5-1994

538. Neikhochin Sitlhou (6), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

539. Paominthang Sitlhou (5), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

540. Ngahneng (40), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

541. Lalnemlhing Sitlhou (27), Sipimol, Tamenglong, 14-5-1994

542. Lutneh Haokip (35), Laijang, Tamenglong, 8-8-1994

543. Dousei Haokip (30), Laijang, Tamenglong, 8-8-1994

544. Thangmang Haokip (18), Umathel, 20-8-1994

545. Khaithong Touthang (16), Umathel, 20-8-1994

546. Holkhokam Chongloi (45), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

547. Lenkhothang Haokip (60), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

548. Dongkhopao Misao (40), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

549. Jangkhokhai Kipgen (18), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

550. Kimlhai Haokip (45), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

551. Sokhokam Kipgen (20), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

552. Nenglen Kipgen (46), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

553. Sehmang Kipgen (27), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

554. Nemneichong Kipgen (35), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

555. Chinneihat Kipgen (8), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

556. Satginmang Kipgen (6), Thonglang, Sadar Hills, 21-7-1994

557. Lalkhohen Thangeo (60), Impha Town, 8-10-1994

558. Jamtil (65), Tollen, Chandel, 24-10-1994

559. Helkhopao Touthang (35), Tollen, Chandel, 24-10-1994

560. Onkhothang Haokip (62), Pallel, Chandel, 16-11-1994

561. Chinneithem Haokip (2), Pallel, Chandel, 16-11-1994

562. Chungpao Haokip (50), Thingsan, Chandel, 16-11-1994

563. Leokhopao Haokip (50), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

564. Chunglum Haokip (50), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

565. Lutlet Haokip (30), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

566. Solet Haokip (35), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

567. Lunngam Haokip (60), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

568. Holkholal Haokip (25), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

569. Thanglet Haokip (18), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

570. Ginlun Haokip (17), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

571. Holngam Haokip (21), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

572. Holmang Haokip (21), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

573. Ongin Haokip (60), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

574. Onsei Haokip (56), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

575. Halkhojam Haokip (35), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

576. Limjatong Haokip (33), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

577. Onthong Haokip (80), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

578. Onthong 2nd Haokip (21), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

579. Thangsei Haokip (30), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

580. Lunsei Haokip (25), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

581. Jamthong Haokip (22), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

582. Thonglal Haokip (13), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

583. Chungngam Haokip (25), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

584. Dousei Haokip (35), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

585. Helson Haokip (40), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

586. Thongkhomang Haokip (80), Thingsan, Chandel, 19-11-1994

587. Limkhopao Singson (70), Near Leikot, 17-12-1994

588. Nehkhosei Singson (30), Near Leikot, 17-12-1994

589. Thangkhosei Touthang (27), Samapang, Ukhrul, 23-12-1994

590. Lunkam Kipgen (50), Haipi, Sadar Hills, 1-1-1995

591. Veijahat Vaiphei (40), Haipi, Sadar Hills, 1-1-1995

592. Hatneilhing Kipgen (32), Haipi, Sadar Hills, 1-1-1995

593. Letjakim Kipgen (35), Haipi, Sadar Hills, 1-1-1995

594. Paokholal Kipgen (8), Haipi, Sadar Hills, 1-1-1995

595. Sonneithang Paite (58), Mao, 3-1-1995

596. Thongkholun Haokip (20), Serou Bazar, 3-1-1995

597. Lamkhosat Chongloi (18), Awangkhul, 31-1-1995

598. Lunboi (11), Loktak Project, 31-1-1995

599. Jangkholam (60), Khaochangbung, Tamenglong, 16-9-1993

600. Lenkhoapo Gangte (45), Khaochangbung, Tamenglong, 16-9-1993

601. Paokhothang Gangte (40), Khaochangbung, Tamenglong, 16-9-1993

602. Domlhing Haokip (30), Thanglongbung, Sanapati, 29-9-1993

603. Nemneichong (3), Thanglongbung, Sanapati, 29-9-1993

604. Thangjamang Haokip (1), Thanglongbung, Sanapati, 29-9-1993

605. Tingnem Haokip (45), Mulam, Ukhrul, 8-10-1993

606. Henngoh Haokip S-o Paolun (33), Aigejang, Senapati, 8-10-1993

607. Ngamkholun Haokip (32), Aigejang, Senapati, 8-10-1993

608. S.L. Haoneh S-o Haokholen (19), Motbung, Sadar Hills, 13-10-1993

609. Somang Lupheng (45), Maphou, Sadar Hills, 14-10-1993

610. Chungpao Tuboi (35), Chaljang, Sadar Hills, 21-10-1993

611. Lalkholam Chongloi (28), Chaljang, Sadar Hills, 21-10-1993

612. Holkhothang Kipgen (61), W.Songjang, Sadar Hills, 9-11-1993

613. Thangtinlen Kipgen (4), W.Songjang, Sadar Hills, 9-11-1993

614. M-s Vahneilhing (2), W.Songjang, Sadar Hills, 9-11-1993

615. Ngamkholun Thadou (28), Govajang, Tengnoupal, 9-11-1993

616. Ngangam Lenthang (20), Phaibung, Churachandpur, 17-11-1993

617. Seijakhup (25), Molkon, Sadar Hills, 4-8-1994

618. S.L. Letkholen Lhouvum (48), Motbung, Sadar Hills, 19-9-1994

619. Holkhothang Baite, (52), Cf. Of Mongbung, Ukhrul District, 12-11-1994

620. Tongkholal Lhungdim (27), Canan Veng, Moreh, 26-11-1994

621. Ngamhao Lhungdim (22), Dampi, Churachandpur, 12-12-1994

622. Arinte Kom (28), Khonomphai, Churachandpur, 12-12-1994

623. Vuma Singsit (60), Nivang, North Cachar, Assam, 1992

624. Asat Chomgloi(37), Chehlei, NC Hills, Assam, 1994

625. Henkholun Lhoujem(35), Molkhang, NC Hills, Assam, 18-5-1994

626. Chungkhosei Lhoujem(32), Molkhang, NC Hills, Assam, 18-5-1994

627. Seijang Lhouvum(30), Molkhang, NC Hills, Assam, 18-5-1994

628. Janglen Lhouvum (27), Molkhang, NC Hills, Assam, 18-5-1994

629. Kaiseh Sitlhou (45), Molkhang, NC Hills, Assam, 18-5-1994

630. Ngamkhothang Haokip (50), Molkhang, NC Hills, Assam, 18-5-1994

631. Thangboi Lenthang(22), Moljol, Karbi Anglong, Assam, 15-5-1994

632. Kamkhohen Singsit(17), Nivang,NC Hills, Assam, 22-5-1994

633. Pautinhen Inbuon (Hmar)(60), Thingvom, NC Hills, Assam, 22-8-1994

634. Kamkhohao Hrangte (Hmar)(35), Thingvom, NC Hills, Assam, 22-8-1994

635. Paolam Lhouvum (50), Lhungjang,NC Hills, Assam, 22-8-1994

636. Lungthang Chongloi (28), Chelei, NC Hills, Assam, 22-8-1994

637. Lamkhohen Chongloi (38), Nakhojou, NC Hills, Assam, 6-11-1995

638. Paokholen Changsan(28), PT Leikeh, NC Hills, Assam, 12-4-1996

639. Lenmeithang Hmar(30), PT Leikeh, NC Hills, Assam, 12-4-1995

640. Thangkhomang Doungel (42), Khobul, NC Hills, Assam, 4-6-1996

641. Mangkhohao Changsan (25), Thingvom, NC Hills, Assam, 13-5-1997

642. Haokhoseh Changsan (26), Thingvom, NC Hills, Assam, 13-5-1997

643. Lunkhosem Changsan (24), Khobul, NC Hills, 13-5-1997

644. Thangkholun Haokip (20), Serou Bazar, Chandel, 3-1-1995

645. Kamkhosut Chongloi (18), Awangkhu, Ukhrul, 31-1-1995

646. Dongkhai (40), Tingkai, Sadar Hills, 19-4-1995

647. Jamkhokhai (45), Vakon Saichang, 5-3-1995

648. Chunglet Haokip (30), Selkui, Sadar Hills, 7-3-1995

649. Helkhopao Touthang (71), Teijang, Chandel, 15-3-1995

650. Jangkhopao Touthang (24), Teijang, Chandel, 15-3-1995

651. Tinkholam Mate (17), Teijang, Chandel, 15-3-1995

652. Hollal Misao (35), Nongdam, SadarHills, 16-3-1994

653. Thongkholam (12), Thingka, Sadar Hillsi, 19-4-1995

654. Thangminlal (6), Thingka, Sadar Hillsi, 19-4-1995

655. Lhailam Haokip (52), K. Mollen, 5-4-1995

656. Thonghen Haokip (28), K. Mollen, 5-4-1995

657. Hengin Haolai (30), K. Mollen, 5-4-1995

658. Thangminlen Haokip (6), Tingkai, Sadar Hills, 8-4-1995

659. Lhangkhothang (30), Mokeng, 24-4-1995

660. Genkholam (20), Khunthak, 24-4-1995

661. Kamsei Misao (49), Moirang, 29-4-1995

662. L. Lianli Paite (22), Moirang, 29-4-1995

663. Khulam Gangte (60), Kharam Vaiphei, Sadar Hills, 3-5-1995

664. Lenkhothang Chongloi (60), Taphou, Sadar Hills, 10-5-1995

665. Phaljahat Chongloi (40), Taphou, Sadar Hills, 10-5-1995

666. a Kimneilhing Chongloi (35), Taphou, Sadar Hills, 10-5-1995

667. Ngaineilhing Chongloi (22), Taphou, Sadar Hills, 10-5-1995

668. Khatkhothang Guite (60), Mombi (Lonpi),Chandel, 26-5-1995

669. P.R.Sanson Chothe (42), Chothe Khunou, Chandel, 7-6-1993

670. Athang Kom (25), Senapati, 22-5-1995

671. Khatkhothang Guite (60), Near Longpi Village, 26-5-1995

672. Richard Anal (34), Chandel, 1-1-2022

673. Seikhongam Kipgen (70), Moljol Kangpokpi Sub-Div., 30-5-1995

674. Jamkhongam Touthang (36), Chandel HQ, 31-5-1995

675. Lhunhong (20), Tamei, Tamenglong, 2-6-1995

676. Paokhogam Doungel (42), Tamei, Tamenglong, 2-6-1995

677. Lalninlen Kipgen (27), Tamei, Tamenglong, 2-6-1995

678. Khupao Kilong (40), Near Kotjim Village, 6-6-1995

679. Lhingkhovah Haokip (78), Kotjim Village, 12-6-1995

680. Ms Chinkholhing Tuboi (26), Kotjim Village, 12-6-1995

681. Paomonlal (37257), Kotjim Village, 12-6-1995

682. Thankholal Singson (30), Tamenglong, 14-6-1995

683. Seikhothang Kuki (19), Near Teijang, Chandel, 19-6-1995

684. Kamkholal (28), Near Seijang Village, 19-6-1995

685. Shomi Chiru (23), , 20-6-1995

686. Lamkholun Kipgen (25), Near Kangpokpi, Sadar Hills, 22-6-1995

687. Lamkholet (16), Near Kangpokpi, Sadar Hills, 22-6-1995

688. Khailet (29), Mana Ingkhol, 23-6-1995

689. Sonkovan (30), , 23-6-1995

690. Lhunkhothong Hangshing (46), Senapati Town, 26-6-1995

691. Onkkhonoh Haokip (37), Senapati Town, 7-7-1995

692. Thanggin Haokip (14), Senapati Town, 7-7-1995

693. Hengkhojang (10), Senapati Town, 7-7-1995

694. Tongkholet (89), Haika, Chandel, 10-7-1995

695. Tongpao (40), Loibol Village, 26-7-1995

696. Hengou Gangte (22), Khumanlampak, Imphal, 11-8-1995

697. Paogam Haokip (23), Tuibari, IT Road, 11-8-1995

698. Thangminlal Haokip (21), Tuibari, IT Road, 11-8-1995

699. Paongam Guite (37), Tuibari, IT Road, 11-8-1995

700. Lunkhogam Sdingson (30), Between Kangpokpi & Imphal, 25-8-1995

701. Janglun Touthang (60), Chandel Town, 29-8-1995

702. Semlun Touthang (30), Chandel Town, 29-8-1995

703. Holkhosei (50), Chandel Town, 29-8-1995

704. Tongminthang Tuboi (21), Senapati Town, 3-9-1995

705. Sehkhopao Kipgen (42), Phaibong, Churachandpur, 6-9-1995

706. Doujamang Mante (29), Haika, Chandel, 18-9-1995

707. Seikhopao (50), Near Lasan, Tamenglong, 22-9-1995

708. Lamkholun (35), Near Lasan, Tamenglong, 22-9-1995

709. Lalkholun (26), Near Lasan, Tamenglong, 22-9-1995

710. Khomjaang Lenthang (40), Senapati, 2-10-1995

711. Paothang (27), Senapati, 2-10-1995

712. Khatlim (41), Chandel, 25-10-1995

713. Vumpao Haokip (30), Chandel, 4-11-1995

714. Lamkhomang Singsit (23), Haijol, Sadar Hills, 9-11-1995

715. Monghat Baite (40), Haolenphai, 2-12-1995

716. Jangkholun Baite (18), Haolenphai, 2-12-1995

717. Tongkhosei Haokip (38), Haolenphai, 2-12-1995

718. Semkholal Kipgen (22), Near Makhen, Sadar Hills, 13-12-1995

719. Demkholen Haokip (27), Makot & Chadrik, Ukhrul, 28-12-1995

720. Haominthang Kilong (35), Near Taloulong, Tamenglong, 30-12-1995

721. Lhingkhovah (40), Between Chingphei & Panjang, 24-1-1996

722. Holkhoseh Singsit (60), Buning, Tamenglong, 24-1-1996

723. Mamngul Kipgen (80), Buning, Tamenglomg, 24-1-1996

724. Jangsei Lhungdim (50), Chipilok, 25-1-1996

725. Jamkholal (20), Chipilok, 25-1-1996

726. Seikholen Lhungdim (15), Chipilok, 25-1-1996

727. Kamkholal (18), Chipilok, 25-1-1996

728. Hatkho Touthang (35), Paikho, Ukhrul, 25-1-1996

729. Lhaijaneng (42), Paikho, Ukhrul, 25-1-1996

730. Othkhojam Touthang (57), Paikho, Ukhrul, 25-1-1996

731. Otpao Touthang (37), Paikho, Ukhrul, 25-1-1996

732. Jangpao Lupho (23), Chandel Town, 25-1-1996

733. Tongminthang Tuboi (21), Tuibari, Sadar Hills, 3-199-1995

734. Sonkhojang Mate (42), Moreh, Chandel, 6-6-1995

735. Tongsei Haokip (35), Moreh, Chandel, 6-6-1995

736. Neinu Touthang (25), Moreh, Chandel, 6-6-1995

737. Kaikholun Haokip (20), Moreh, Chandel, 6-6-1995

738. Mangpu Zou (55), Moreh, Chandel, 6-6-1995

739. Paotil Haokip (21), Mongbung, 8-11-1995

740. Kh. Janglal (26), Sehao, Chandel, 8-11-1995

741. Seiminthang Haokip (23), Sehao, Chandel, 18-11-1995

742. Lunkhomang Touthang (18), Mongbung, Chandel, 18-11-1995

743. Thongkhohao Lhungdim (19), G. Songgel, Churachandpur, 18-11-1995

744. Silas Lunkhomang Lupheng (20), N. Jilphai, Sadar Hills, 18-11-1995

745. Haopu Misao (27), Lhahvom, Chur, 18-11-1995

746. Thangkhomang Guite (28), Sadar Hills, 18-11-1995

747. Tongminthang (29), Hengbung, Sadar Hills, 18-11-1995

748. haokhoneh Lhouvum (22), Motbung, Sadar Hills, 18-11-1995

749. Lamsei Hangshing (22), Haibung, Sadar Hills, 18-11-1995

750. Seiboi Hangshing (18), Molvom, Sadar Hills, 18-11-1995

751. Jamkhomang Haokip (28), Longga, Chandel, 18-11-1995

752. Khuman Serto (60), Sagang, Churachandpur, 3-7-1996

753. Khama Vaiphei (30), Bolkot, Churachandpur, 1-8-1996

754. Tinkholhing (28), Sehlon, Chandel, 14-8-1996

755. Khutinrei Chiru (30), Sagang, Churachandpur, 16-10-1996

756. Nengkhochong Chongloi (31), Thingphai, Sadar Hills, 24-3-1997

757. Kamkhopao (23), Misao-Lhahvom, Churachandpur, 1-4-1997

758. Paokholam (38), Saparmaina, Sadar Hills, 1-5-1997

759. Sekneilun Vaiphei (27), Salam Patong, Sadar Hills, 15-6-1997

760. Soneikam Vaiphei (36), Kamuching, Sadar Hills, 15-6-1997

761. Neikhokim Haokip (19), Thingkangphai, Churachandpur, 12-8-1997

762. Haokhothang Singson (20), Zalenphai, Sadar Hills, 12-8-1997

763. Kamminthang Chongloi (26), Cannan Veng, Imphal, 12-8-1997

764. Seingam Chongloi (23), Cannan Veng, Imphal, 12-8-1997

765. Lamminlun Kipgen (16), Thingkangphai, Churachandpur, 25-6-1997

766. Sonlal Haokip (19), Thingkangphai, Churachandpur, 25-6-1997

767. Ngamminlen (17), Thingkangphai, Churachandpur, 25-6-1997

768. Satlal (20), Thingkangphai, Churachandpur, 25-6-1997

769. Seipu Kipgen (28), Thingkangphai, Churachandpur, 25-6-1997

770. Jamsei Haokip (18), Lonpi, Chandel, 25-6-1997

771. Seingam Touthang (17), Moltuh, Chandel, 25-6-1997

772. K.C. Jangmang Haokip (28), Phaimol, Churachandpur, 21-8-1997

773. Khaikholet Haokip (24), Molcham, 30-10-1997

774. Ngamkhokai Haolai (54), Haijang, Churachandpur, 30-10-1997

775. Kamkhogin Singsit (35), Songbem,Senapat

i, 20-4-1996

776. Mangshei Singsit (35), Songbem,Senapati, 20-4-1996

777. Seikholet Singsit (35), Songbem,Senapati, 20-4-1996

778. Lhingkhovah (40), Lanchingnanbi, CCpur, 24-1-1996

779. Holkhoseh Singsit (60), Buning, Tamenglong, 24-1-1996

780. Jamngul Kipgen (80), Buning, Tamenglong, 24-1-1996

781. Jangsei Lhungdim (60), Aihang, Chandel, 25-1-1996

782. Jamkholal (20), Aihang, Chandel, 25-1-1996

783. Seikholen Lhungdim (15), Aihang, Chandel, 25-1-1996

784. Jangkhohao (18), Saichang, Senapati, 17-2-1996

785. Haokhomang (14), Saichang, Senapati, 17-2-1996

786. Thangpao (13), Saichang, Senapati, 17-2-1996

787. Martha Vaiphai (16), T. Boljol Village, 17-2-1996

788. Hatneineng Hangsing (14), Saikul Bazar, Sadar Hills, 17-2-1996

789. Lamjamang Hangsing (22), Songbem, Senapati, 20-4-1996

790. Seikam Guite (30), Leikot, Senapati, 4-5-1996

791. Jamkholet (21), Gomi, Chandel, 22-5-1996

792. Ginhauthang Paite (38), Rengkai, Churachandpur, 27-5-1996

793. Chinkhotuan Paite (35), Lamka, Churachandpur, 27-5-1996

794. Thangjalet Touthang (40), Phaijang, Chandel, 1-6-1996

795. Onkam Haokip (65), Tingkai, Senapati, 11-6-1996

796. Limjang (70), Songbem, Senapati, 14-6-1996

797. Letkhothang Singsit (34), Songbem, Senapati, 19-6-1996

798. Thangjapao (45), Thingphai, Chandel, 10-7-1996

799. Thangjalhing (44), Thingphai, Chandel, 10-7-1996

800. Yangkhothang (53), Thingphai, Chandel, 10-7-1996

801. Sehminlun Gangte (23), Chaljang, Sadar Hills, 19-7-1996

802. Thangkhongam Chongloi (23), Vakotphai, Sadar Hills, 19-7-1996

803. Doukhohen Touthang (32), T.Khonom, 21-7-1996

804. Jangkholet Haokip (32), Thinglhangphai, Chandel, 23-7-1996

805. Jamkhopao (27), Thinglhangphai, Chandel, 23-7-1996

806. Haokholal (24), Lasan, Tamenglong, 3-8-1996

807. Thangjalam (23), Lasan, Tamenglong, 3-8-1996

808. Jangkholal Haokip (35), Pasong, Ukhrul, 20-8-1996

809. Lamkholet Vaiphei (33), Moreh, Chandel, 24-9-1996

810. Ngamsei (18), Moltuh, Chandel, 5-10-1996

811. Thanggoumang Chongloi (21), K.Phailen, Ukhrul, 25-10-1996

812. Khuplet Chongloi (50), Taphou Kuki, Sadar Hills, 12-11-1996

813. Tonglen Chomgloi (35), Taphou Kuki, Sadar Hills, 12-11-1996

814. Tonsei Chongloi (28), Taphou Kuki, Sadar Hills, 12-11-1996

815. Hemkhosei Baite (58), Chief of Chingphei, Ukhrul, 20-1-1997

816. Khupjahao (18), Hengbung, Sadar Hills, 11-2-1997

817. Mawia Vaiphei (26), Nehru Marg, Churachandpur, 11-2-1997

818. L-Nk Lianpao Paite (26), Singhat, Churachandpur, 11-2-1997

819. L-Nk Doungam Haokip (27), G. Phalbung, Sadar Hills, 11-2-1997

820. Sonjalet Kom (34), Ichum Reirap, Sadar Hills, 11-2-1997

821. P.K.Lal Paite, Const. CRPF (35), New Lamka, Churachandpur, 12-2-1997

822. Lianjakham Paite, Assam Regdt. (35), Mualkon, Churachandpur, 12-2-1997

823. L Paosat Misao (45), Khongangpokpi, Sadar Hills, 25-2-1997

824. Mangkhohao Chongloi (24), Thingphai, Sadar Hills, 28-2-1997

825. Seikhogin Chomgloi (25), Taloulong, Tamenglong, 10-3-1997

826. Letkholam Kipgen (30), G. Thangbuh,, 10-3-1997

827. Paokam Vaiphei (35), Changoubung, Sadar Hills, 13-3-1997

828. Hatneikim Hangsing (20), Vakotphai, Sadar Hills, 17-5-1997

829. Hoikhovei Chongloi (28), Vakotphai, Sadar Hills, 17-5-1997

830. Lenkhohao Chongloi (2), Vakotphai, Sadar Hills, 17-5-1997

831. Chinneilhing Lhouvum (27), Thenjang, Sadar Hills, 17-5-1997

832. Nengvah Baite (32), Chalwa, Sadar Hills, 17-5-1997

833. Sehkholal Hangsing (68), Vakotpahi, Sadar Hills, 16-6-1997

834. Lalminthang Touthang (3), Khoikai, Ukhrul, 30-7-1997

835. Lalkhosat Hangsing (43), Kangpaopi, Sadar Hills, 21-8-1997

836. Mangminthang Kipgen (20), Songjang, Sadar Hills, 21-8-1997

837. Khaikhogin (19), Chaljang, Sadar Hills, 21-8-1997

838. Paokhosei (37), Gilgal, Sadar Hills, 12-9-1997

839. Doukhomang Singsit (30), Thenjang, Tamenglong, 16-9-1997

840. Dongkhohen Lhouvum (28), Thenjang, Tamenglong, 16-9-1997

841. Paokhothang Chongloi (42), Chief of Kailenjang, Tamenglong, 9-10-1997

842. Thangpao Lhouvum (42), Kangpokpi, Sadar Hills, 10-10-1997

843. Janghen, Pellhang, Nagaland, 13-4-1995

844. Thangkhohel Hangsing, Bongkolong, Nagaland, 12-6-1995

845. Henkhohao, Maova, Nagaland, 11-12-1995

846. Lamkhongam, Maova, Nagaland, 11-12-1995

847. Thangkam, Medziphema, Nagaland, 23-5-1995

848. Manglal, Saijang, Nagaland, 10-8-1994

849. Sehlam, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

850. Henkhopao, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

851. Thangkhogin, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

852. Lengkhokai, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

853. Tingnem, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

854. Nehminlen, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

855. Nemneilhing, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

856. Tingbem, Ahthibung, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

857. Chungjakhup, Bongkolong, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

858. Paothang, Bongkolong, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

859. Somlalngul, Chief of Khelma, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

860. Lamvei, Old Chalkot, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

861. Ngulthang, Lilen, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

862. Jangngul, Lilen, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

863. Lalkhosei, Lilen, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

864. Kimnem, Lilen, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

865. Phalneichong, Molvom, Nagaland, 9-12-1996

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Source: Romeo Hangshing FB

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15th Seikam Memorial Open Football Tournament-2022: CIRCULAR

Office of the
KHOLMUN YOUTH CLUB
Churachandpur District, Manipur
(Regd. No. 898/69)

Affiliated to: CDSA & NYK, CCpur.

CIRCULAR
The 12th September, 2022.

    Notice is hereby served to all the intending clubs/associations/organisations to participate at the 15th Seikam Memorial Open Football Tournament-2022 at Kholmun playground, CCpur to be commenced from 30th September, 2022.

1. For forms, Please contact +91 9612965399 / +91 8837275760.
2. Entry fees : Rs. 5000 + 1000 security
3. Prizes :
i) Champions : Rs. 1,00,000/- + Trophy + Certificate
ii) Runners-up: Rs. 70,000/- + Trophy+ Certificate
iii) Best Player : Rs. 3,000/- + Certificate
iv) Top Scorer : Rs. 3,000/- + Certificate.
v). Best Goalkeeper : Rs. 3,000 + Certificate.

   vi). Best Coach : Rs. 3,000.

4. Last date of admission : 24th September, 2022
  5. Players' form can be summited on their first match with complete passport etc.

#Individual awards sponsored by ALAL AND JOSHUA MOTORS K. SALBUNG CHURACHANDPUR


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TSP GHQ in Cabinet kek lian

Lamka 2022 Sep 10: Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi (Thangkhal Students Association) General Headquarters in Cabinet Expansion tuni Lamjang khua a TSP President G. Hauminlian inn a nitak Dak 2:00 in nei uhi. Lianminthang General Secretary TSP GHQs in hun zakna lamkaih a, Rev. Khupdoukhen Ex-President TSP GHQs in Patna thumna nei in, G. Hauminlian President TSP GHQs in Cabinet member lak beh a omte kichiamsakna nei in, Rev. Jangkholun Mangte, Executive Director Thangkhal Bible Church (TBC-IFCA) in TSP GHQs a lamkai thakte adin thumsakna nei in,  Pa Kamsomthang i/c Secretary Thangkhal Tribe Organisation (TTO) General Headquarters leh Pu Lianzamung President Thangkhal Youth Organisation General Headquarters leh Pu Khaisuanlam Ex-President TSP GHQs apat thugenna om in, TSP GHQs in Thangkhal Nam a dia innpi TTO GHQs te kiang a salu paiakna nei in, Missionary Pro Pastor Eric Hanglamthang in thumna nei in paikhawm tengin itna ANN-KUANG umm khawmna nei in hun jou uhi.

Thangkhal Sinlai Pawlpi General Headquarters a Term khat (Kum 2022-2025) sung a lamkai dingte President G. Hauminlian, Vice President Mangneithang, General Secretary Lianminthang, Joint Secretary Amos Hangmuanzakap, Finance Cum Treasurer Pauzamuan, Information Secretary: Lhingneihoih & Mannemching, Education Secretary Chingmuanniang & Thangminsuan, Organisation & Cultural Secretary Ngaingaihnou & Hangkhanlian, Games & Sports Paukhothang & T. Hausuanmang, Adviser Pu T. Ginsuanlal Ex-President TSP GHQs Rev. Khup Do Khen, Ex-President TSP GHQs Pastor Chinminlian, Ex-President TSP GHQs hi uhi.

KHALVONTAWI

VOICE OF THANGKHAL

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Saptuam leh Longpi (Church and Ship)

~ Rev. S. Thangnou

Sr Pastor, TBC (ABA), New Delhi

LAISIANGTHOU sunga Jonah laibu i sim sim chiang in, Jonah tanchin a kipan in Longpi (ship) leh Saptuam (Church) in hihna bangzah hiam tehkak thei ding in a om hi. Tuate saulou in tehkakna (comparision) i nei ding hi.

1. Leitung pumpi ah mitampi leh vangik tampi puak theihna omsun Longpi ahi. Saptuam sung ah zong minam tampi leh nna leh vai tuam tuam tampi a om hi.

2. Longpi in munkhat pan in khualzin a, tupna mun nei in a pai den hi. Saptuam zong leitung pan in vantung ngim in a pai hi.

3. Longpi a hawl/tawl om a, a kem leh nasem tuam tuam om chiat hi. Saptuam ah zong lamkai, upa, numei, khanglai a tuam tuam a om chiat hi.

4. Longpi tuipi tung ah pai a, lauhuai sethei in tuisung a tumthei, mangthei hi. Saptuam zong leitung ah om a, lauhuai in sethei, buaithei hi.

5. Longpi a pai lai a tuangte khat ginatlouhna hang in huihpi'n mut a, khawl hi. Saptuam sung ah zong khat zuau leh ginatlouhna hang in gimna buaina om thei hi.

6. Jonah hang in huihpi nung/laang in longpi tuisung ah tum dek dek a, van zousiah tuisung ah kipai hi. Saptuam sung ah lamkai khat hang in buaina leh supna lianpi tungthei hi.

7. Jonah ama deihna bang a apai ziak in longpi giksak in tuisung tum ding in om hi. Saptuam zong eimah deihdan a apai ziak in leitung ah tum khathei in om thei ding hi. Pasian deihna bang, a thu bang damna hizaw hi.

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KUKI LIBERATION ARMY (ASSAM): PRESS RELEASE

THUPHON

Amasan Nam Mipite jouse kajana salam kahin peuve.

Tunia mipi te heng'a thuphon hin kinei nom chu, kum seh a ina nit jing'u 13 Lhalam 'SAHNIT NI" (BLACK DAY)' nikho a melma ten mona neilou Nunao chapang gamsa banga lungsetna beihel a eina tha nao thu Central Govt. in dan dung juiya aseilhah to kahsea hiche nikho hi nit jing ding ahito Ihona tukum jong hoi keicha init kit diuvin hetsah le tepna ahung ki neiyin ahi.

LHANGPI CHE DING DAN

1. Mahur Area a Dukan bol jousen koiman ahon lou ding, dukan tola Ponvom akhai cheh ding.

2. Mahur Area hi Bazaar ni to ahung kitoh khah tah jeh in, bazaar kainom jousen Monday ni le akhoh chan iki ngaito diu, School le Office duty tailou koima Kailhang dunga che le vah le ibol lou diu.

3. Haflong Town sung hihen Lamdukan a dukan bol jousen jong hoi keicha init cheh diuvin iki hetsah uve.

NB: Mahur area a dukan bol koi tobang Ponlap vom neilou a um jeng le KLO/KLA(A) Peace Camp a muthei ahi.


Sd/-
Mr. Paopu Khongsai
Secretary, Information & Publicity, KLO/KLA (Assam).

~ #BeingKUKIMedia 

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S.T.C GHQ in S.Y.O GHQ teelthahte kipahpihna neihpih

Simveng, Sept 10, 2022: Tuni in S.T.C GHQ Office, Simte Inn ah 7:00 am in Simte Tribe Council, GHQ in teelthah a um Simte Youth Organisation, GHQ lamkai teelthahte kipahpihna (felicitation) hun neihpih hi. Hi hun ah B. Dongzalian Simte, President S.T.C GHQ in makaiha, Pu Th. Lalmang, Exec Member, S.T.C GHQ in hunpatna haamteina nei in, huzohin President S.T.C GHQ, Pu H. Pauzathang Simte, President S.Y.O GHQ leh Th. Lalmang te'n thusoina nei in, Pu. T. Dongchinkham, Exec member S.T.C GHQ in haamteina nei in programme chu zoh ahi.

~ S.T.C GHQ, Churachandpur

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TBC (ABA) Bible Translation Committee Resolution:22 March 2022

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Sum Tuak Ding Zah

Khochin Budget

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High Court Manipur Recruitment 2022 for 10 Computer Assistant posts

---A P P L Y     O N L I N E---

High Court of Manipur invites applications for online for filling up the post of Computer Assistant. The total no of post is 10. The openning date of online registration and submission of Application Forms is 07-09-2022.

Name of the Post: Computer Assistant

No of Post: 10

Educational Qualification:

(i) Bachelor’s degree from a recognised University / Institute;

(ii) Diploma/Certificate in computer operation;

(iii) Experience in execution of works such as data entry & DTP works and basic hardware maintenance is necessary;

Age: Maximum age shall be 38 years and minimum age shall be 18 years on the last date of the receipt of the application. Maximum age relaxable by 5 (five) years in case of candidates belonging to Schedule Tribes and by 3 (three) years in case of candidates belonging to the Other Backward Classes.

Examination fees: 

Rs. 800/-for UR/OBC Candidates

Rs. 600/- for ST/SC Candidates

Mode of Selection: Select list will be prepared on the basis of marks obtained in Written Examination, Computer Typing Test, Skill Test and Viva Voce / interview.

Important Dates:

Opening of Online Registration and Submission of Application Forms: 07-09-2022 (11:00 A.M.)

Closing of Online Registration and Submission of Application Forms: 21-09-2022 (04:00 P.M.)

How to Apply: Candidates need to go to “Apply here for the Post of Computer Assistant” in the website of the High Court of Manipur www.hcmimphal.nic.in.

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HAUPI KHUA TANGTHU: THANGKHAL

1. KHUA KISAT NA

  

              Haupi khua pen nidangin "Thangkhal khua" kici a,Thangkhal a kici mipa khat in beh leh minam dangte tawh Thangkhal khua satin tuapen THANGKHAL khua a kici ahi hi.Tua a satpih Behminte hih anuai a bang ahi hi;

  1.Thangkhal beh   2.Buansing beh

  3.Gualnam beh    4.Mate beh

  5.Tawmging beh  6.Naulak beh

  7.Lushei zongteng

  8.Vaiphei zongteng

  9.Telngawk beh

Kum 1870 kum ciangin Tedim khua panin Pu Za Tual in Mualbeem Hausapa (Za Pau) kiangah Thangkhal khua lei-in tua-a kipan Za Tual khuasat ci-in kiciamteh a,tua-a kipanin ukpi hausa semin siahtung siahphei ne hi.Tua laitakin Pu Za Tual(Sukte),Pu Hem Dam(Gualnam),Pu Lam Dong(Buansing),Pu Hen Thawng(Tawmging),Pu Hau Khua Suan(Naulak),Pa Thang Khup (Mate),Pu Sel Ling(Hautual), amau teng in upa-makai semin a makaih to uh ahi hi.1890 kum ciangin "Losel khua" ci-in tu laitak atenna khua khung,sangsak tengah kiteng hi.Tualgal dalna khuakulh kilim tawh mahmahin khuami aneupen pan alianpen dong tualgal in khat zong that zolo a hih pen hausa upate leh taangpu taangta te kithutuahna khat ahi hi.

        

2. HAUPI a kicihna thu

       1870 panin kum 1895 ciangin Thangkhal khua ah tai phei kikin tua lai ah 1942 ciang kiom hi.Pu Za Tual Mulam ah a lal kalin apai lo azui lo teng pen Tedim panin Thaupi tawh kikap kapin,hal uh ahih manin Tedim pan a kigal muhlohna ding ci-in tulai tak a tenna mun aleitang min "Haupi" kuamah galtai-in kiteng hi.1942 kum ciangin Falam mangpipa in,"lai hongpai ciangin hong koici paisak ding ka hi hiam?", ci-in adot ciangin,"Haupikhua hong ci in,"ci-in kivaikhak ahih manin tua-a kipanin HAUPI khua akici ahi hi.

3. THANGKHAL / HAUPU KHUA  GAMGI

      Beltanglui pan Sahei-mual dung zuito-in Sialgawl mual zuito Tawivum ah;Tawivum pan nisuahna lam paisukin Tuingo lui Suangbuk sunsuk hi.Suangbuk pan Tuingo nak lam zuito in Sa ngak mual zuito a,Thuamvum ciang;Thuamvum pan Thaangmual dung zuisukin Haiciin luinak dong;Haiciin lui nak panin luidung zuisukin Bakkua lui, Zalui ah kituah;tua pan Beltang lui tawh kituah,tua pan Sahei mual tung dong hi a hi kikal teng Thangkhal / Haupi gam kici hi.

   Thangkhal khua kisat pan tuni ciang dong Hausa sem ngei teng:

1.

Pu Za Tual (Sukte)         1888-1892

2.

Pu Hau Kam (Sukte)      1892-1913

3.

Pu Sian Khua Thang      1913-1921

  (Sukte)   

4.

Pu Do Cin Sum (Sukte)  1921-1935

5.

Pu Khup Za Tung(Sukte) 1935-1947

6.

Pu Zen Gin (Maibungh)  1947-1956

7.

Pu Khup Za Tung (Sukte) 1956-1960

8.

Pu Khup Za Cin (Samte)  1960-1965

9.

Pu Gin Za Nang               1965-1974

  (Gualnam)  

10.

 Pu Pau Za Dal (Naulak) 1974-1978

11.

Pu Thang Khua En         1978-1986

   (Sukte) 

12.

Pu Kam Khan Pau         1986-1988

     (Sukte)

13.

Pu Ngul Khan Kap        1988-1991

     (Samte)

14.

Pu Cin Khan Kap           1991-1997

     (Maibungh)

15.

Pa Langh Suan Nang     1997-2000

     (Baite)

16.

Pu Pau Khen Thang       2000-2002

     (Hautual)

17.

Pu Pau Za Dal (Naulak)   2002-2004

18.

Pu Kam Khan Pau          2004-2007

    (Sukte) 

19.

Pu Lian Khan Dal          2007-2010

     (Sukte)

20.

Pu Pau Khen Thang     2010-

     (Hautual)

By-Kap Za Langh 

Courtesy: Zogam Zomi Thugil tuantuam

Muancing laibusal

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UPF-KNO JOINT MEETING RESOLUTIONS

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Lia Mary Grace Mansiandei in Bank Asst Manager mu

Sugnu Zouveng aum Miss Mary Grace Mansiandei Zou D/o Retired Hon. Captain, Assam Regt. Thomas Paukhankap leh Veronica Niangngaiching in ICICI Bank a Assistant Manager ang mu natungah lungdam huoi akisa mama hi. Ama ahileh Nungah fel leh youth activities lam a social hileh church level hileh mitai ma leh guntu khat ahi a, Education lam ah MBA/PGDM jousa ahi hi.

May God be with you in your future endeavour.


Sd/-
Tungdim Daniel Zou
Education Secy,
Zou Sangnaupang Pawlpi, Chandel
Joint HQ, Manipur. 

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"The true founders of Indian democracy"

India's founding fathers and mothers contributed in multiple ways to the establishment of democracy in the country. Some of those mentioned by the prime minister on 15 August did not make such contributions. Here is a more representative list.

KANCHA ILAIAH SHEPHERD

PALLIKONDA MANIKANTA

SEPTEMBER 05, 2022

After the celebration of 75 years of Indian independence, there has been a lot of discussion about who the founding fathers of our democratic system are. The ruling Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)/Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) combination, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who addressed the nation from the Red Fort on 15 August 2022, have initiated a new discussion on this crucial question.

Modi was earlier heard saying on various occasions, (both in India and abroad) that India was "the mother of democracy". His speech this year from the Red Fort was quite well crafted and meant to glorify the outlook of the "Modi Shining" era, which he indirectly referred to as "Amrit Kaal". He went a step further and laid emphasis on today's aspirational society, which is key to understanding the body politic of Hindutva's vision.

Apart from M.K. Gandhi, B. R. Ambedkar, and Vallabhbhai Patel, the RSS-BJP combine has been lately invoking the names of Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and Subhas Chandra Bose. Jawaharlal Nehru was, and still is, their nemesis and he therefore merits only cursory mention. It is worth quoting what Modi said on 15 August 2022,

All the countrymen are deeply indebted to pujya (revered) Bapu, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Babasaheb Ambedkar, Veer Savarkar, who devoted all their life on the path of duty towards the nation. The path of obligation has been their sole life path… Today is an opportunity to pay homage to countless such great men like Dr. Rajendra Prasadji, Nehruji, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Shyama Prasad Mookherjee, Lal Bahadur Shastri, Deendayal Upadhyay, Jai Prakash Narayan, Ram Manohar Lohia, Acharya Vinoba Bhave, Nanaji Deshmukh, Subramania Bharati who fought the war of independence and built the country after independence (emphasis added)

We leave it to readers to decode what has been emphasised in the above quote. Modi is one who always likes to have an audience that suits him. He enjoys reading the crowd to gain legitimacy and that is how the script evolves. In other words, what you see is what the RSS/BJP combine wants you to see. This defines a new kaal (time) called "Amrit Kaal" (in Vedic astrology, the perfect time to start a new venture). Since they are in power now, Kali Yuga (a demonic age) has become Amrit Yuga (an age of immortality).

For a long period, the Congress regime prominently mentioned only Gandhi and Nehru. Now, the RSS-BJP combine is reinventing the language and grammar of political democracy.

In understanding the founding fathers of Indian democracy, each political party has its agenda and outlook. For a long period, the Congress regime prominently mentioned only Gandhi and Nehru. Now, the RSS-BJP combine is reinventing the language and grammar of political democracy. Yet, ironically, the founding mothers of Indian democracy are overlooked by everyone.

Even after 75 years of freedom, we are still grappling with fundamental questions to do with the founding of our democracy and who can be deservedly listed as our founding fathers and mothers. In our view, they are those who contributed in multiple ways to setting up the democratic system we have now. They played a critical role in the freedom struggle and evolved their philosophy in the Constituent Assembly. They were involved in drafting our Constitution and represented various sections of Indian society.

We list eight names—six men and two women—who could be called the main pillars of the present democratic set-up. They are Gandhi (1869-1948), B.R. Ambedkar (1891-1956), Jawaharlal Nehru (1889-1964), Vallabhbhai Patel (1875-1950), Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (1887-1964), Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (1888-1958), Jaipal Singh Munda (1903-1970), and Dakshayani Velayudhan (1912-1978).

Quite accidently, they came from diverse castes and religions. In terms of caste, Gandhi was a Bania, Ambedkar a Dalit, Nehru a Brahmin, Vallabhbhai Patel a Shudra, Kaur a Christian and Sikh, Azad a Muslim, Jaipal Singh a tribal, and Velayudhan a Dalit from South India. Except Gandhi, all of them were members of the Constituent Assembly; five of them served in the first cabinet and set up the structures that were needed for democratic institutions to grow. Also, barring Ambedkar, all of them were Congress leaders in the fight for freedom.

Ambedkar played the double role of trying to free India from casteism and colonialism from the 1930s onwards, working from his own platforms. Amrit Kaur and Velayudhan played a critical role in the Constituent Assembly, representing the interests of women and children of all castes, religions, and communities.

We believe that the founding fathers and mothers are different in some ways from all the participants in the freedom struggle. The freedom fighters were numerous and came from different political backgrounds. Many fought for freedom and died for it. Many gave away their property and lived an unmarried life with the single goal of freeing India from the British. Rajkumari Kaur was one such remarkable female freedom fighter, and there were many such women and men in the years leading up to 1947.

It is important to think and rethink the roles these eight freedom fighters and thinkers played in shaping Indian democracy. They all deserve laurels whether one agrees with their ideology or not. Petty politics should not undermine our regard for those who gave us a democratic system that has survived many odds and challenges.

In India, only Nehru became the Prime Minister from among the founding figures and continued in the post for 17 years. In our view, he should have done exactly what George Washington did—resign after two terms…

American democracy acknowledges seven figures as founding fathers—George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison. There was no leading woman politician at that time. Of the seven, four became presidents and stabilised the democratic system in the early years of America's existence as a unified country.

In India, only Nehru became the Prime Minister from among the founding figures and continued in the post for 17 years. In our view, he should have done exactly what George Washington did—resign after two terms to ensure that no dynasty got hold of the power structure of the nation. Nelson Mandela resigned after his first five-year term.

Nehru's long innings in power created a coterie of writers and thinkers who paid little heed to the roles of Ambedkar, Vallabhbhai Patel, Amrit Kaur, Jaipal Singh, Velayudhan, and Maulana Azad in the freedom struggle. All Nehruvian scholars not only ignored Ambedkar, but also considered him unworthy of being on a list of freedom fighters. This led to a backlash from Dalit, Adivasi, and Other Backward Class (OBC) intellectuals and many others. The intellectuals also diminished the role of Vallabhbhai Patel. Ironically, the BJP is now using these two figures to undermine Nehru.

Gandhi remains a constant symbol for all parties. For a long time, his murder by Nathuram Godse created a sense of unease whenever the RSS/BJP approved of him. From Atal Bihari Vajpayee's days as prime minister, the ruling party has been ritually paying tributes to him at Rajghat. For a long time, the communists respected Gandhi, while completely ignoring the other founders, particularly Ambedkar, who could have come to their rescue in a crisis like the present one.

All the political parties conveniently ignore Amrit Kaur, Jaipal Singh, and Velayudhan, who had perhaps been among the most active members of the freedom movement and the Constituent Assembly. Amrit Kaur was the only female Cabinet minister in the Nehru government for 10 years with the important health portfolio. Maulana Azad, of course, got minority treatment throughout.

Each one of them had their own … personalities, but they were also accommodative of opposing views … For example, Gandhi and Ambedkar had opposing views about various aspects of Indian life, institutions, practices, and culture, but they worked together for the common cause of democracy.

We feel that each one of these eight figures were equally important in instituting our present democratic structures and sustaining them with a constitutional democracy, which was supported by a well-written constitution and a dignified national flag. Though each one of them had their own grounding, all of them were experts in modern constitutionalism, the principles of democracy, and the moral and ethical bases of the institutions that had to be built by Indians. They were all well educated, both in India and England (except Azad, who was self-educated in English, and Velayudhan, who was educated in Kerala), and deeply committed to national freedom and advancement.

Each one of them had their own philosophical and ethical personalities, but they were also accommodative of opposing views and principles. For example, Gandhi and Ambedkar had opposing views about various aspects of Indian life, institutions, practices, and culture, but they worked together for the common cause of democracy. Ambedkar became the chairman of the committee drafting the Constitution of India from the Constituent Assembly debates to build a sustainable democratic system for all Indians. The way he cooperated with Nehru, Vallabhbhai Patel, and other Congress leaders in the Constituent Assembly and also in the Cabinet showed what goals he had set for himself.

Whether we agree with the non-violent or violent character of it, the freedom struggle reached its goal under Gandhi's broad leadership. His idea of gram swaraj and national swaraj dwelt broadly within the framework of democracy. He stood for the abolition of untouchability, if not the varna system.

We briefly outline the careers of the eight founders we selected which will illustrate why we have chosen them.

1) Gandhi played a key role in making the nationalist movement a mass movement. Whether we agree with the non-violent or violent character of it, the freedom struggle reached its goal under his broad leadership. His idea of gram swaraj (village self-rule) and national swaraj dwelt broadly within the framework of democracy. He stood for the abolition of untouchability, if not the varna (social stratification based on caste) system. Gandhi played a key role in stopping communal riots after Partition and formed the drafting committee of the Constitution under Ambedkar, while making Nehru the first Prime Minister and Vallabhbhai Patel the Deputy Prime Minister. He knew what the democratic set-up would be once the Constitution was adopted.

2) Ambedkar began working to free Indians from colonial rule and caste oppression from 1927 onwards. He played several roles that aided in making India a constitutional democracy. He was the only political thinker who drew democratic lessons from Buddhism and put in place a workable Constitution for the nation. As the first Law Minister, he was responsible for making sure the Indian legal system was on track. Through his work and writings during the colonial period, he left a strong imprint on India on the idea of equality, both in theory and practice. He guided the Constituent Assembly debates to a democratic synthesis. He laid down the foundation to curb authoritarianism and wrote several books that aimed to transform India into a civil and egalitarian society.

Amrut Kaur was the only woman cabinet member in 1947 and played a pivotal role in shaping health institutions in India till 1964. She was unmarried and donated all her property to health and educational institutions.

3) Nehru began his activism in 1920 with a kisan (farmer) march in Uttar Pradesh and remained active in the anti-colonial movement despite being jailed nine times. As a Congress leader, strategist, thinker, writer, and our first prime minister for 17 years, he was the central pillar of our democratic system. He played a critical and decisive role in working out a constitutional framework with a strong respect for fundamental rights and putting it into practice in a brutally casteist and class-divided society. He was responsible for stabilising democracy in India while it failed to take root in many neighbouring countries even during his lifetime.

4) Vallabhbhai Patel began his anti-British campaign in 1918 with the Kheda farmers' agitation. He gave up a prosperous legal practice when he joined the Congress in 1917 and became a mass leader second only to Gandhi after the Bardoli movement. He mobilised people and money to fight the British, and became first Shudra Congress president in 1931. As Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister, he played a key role in bringing the princely states into the Indian Union. He also played a critical role in promoting a consensus in the Constituent Assembly. Though he did not write much, he was the most influential of the administrators who worked to put the young Indian nation state on its feet.

Jaipal Munda was the most enlightened Adivasi member of the Constituent Assembly and advocated drafting of constitutional provisions for tribal liberation from internal caste-class exploitation.

5) Rajkumari Amrut Kaur came from a royal family, but she gave up everything and joined the freedom struggle after her higher education in Oxford University in 1918. She had grown up as a Christian woman and saw the liberation of all women from bondage and the freedom of Indians from British rule as her primary goal. Though she was a part of many Gandhian movements, she developed her independent views on women's rights, education, and health. She was a founder-member of the All India Women's Conference in 1927. She played a significant role in the Constituent Assembly in formulating equal rights for women of all religions, castes, and tribes. She was the only woman Cabinet member in 1947 and played a pivotal role in shaping health institutions in India till 1964. She was unmarried and donated all her property to health and educational institutions. She combined in herself an indomitable nationalism with an international vision of a democratic and developing India.

6) Abul Kalam Azad was a staunch Muslim nationalist who was with the Congress and became the party's youngest president at 35 in 1923. When Mohammed Ali Jinnah planned to form a separate Muslim nation, Azad's preference was for a united India. He was a scholar, politician, writer, thinker, journalist, and educationalist, who had never studied in England. He played a critical role in keeping many Muslim regions and people in India during Partition. As a learned member of the Constituent Assembly, Azad played a significant role in drafting the Constitution. During the freedom struggle, he established educational institutions for Muslims to bring them into the modern era. As the first Education Minister of India, he established many new institutions of higher learning and the University Grants Commission. His scholarly writings helped many in the Muslim community realise the importance of building a democratic system with adult franchise.

Dakshayani Velayudhan was … the first Scheduled Caste woman graduate in India, and a member of the Cochin Legislative Council and one of the nine female members of the Constituent Assembly that had 389 representatives.

7) Jaipal Singh Munda was the son of tribal farmer in Jharkhand, an Oxford-educated intellectual, a world-famous hockey player, a teacher, a tribal rights leader, and a freedom fighter. He established the Adivasi Mahasabha in 1939 and worked for the liberation of India from the British and also Adivasis from internal oppression and exploitation. He was the most enlightened Adivasi member of the Constituent Assembly and advocated drafting constitutional provisions for tribal liberation from internal caste-class exploitation. He worked hard to keep the Nagas and other rebelling tribals within the Indian Union and at the same time popularised the idea of Adivasis forming their own states to promote their development.

8) Dakshayani Velayudhan was from a Dalit Pulaya family from Ernakulam in Kerala. She was among the first women from her community to wear an upper cloth, the first Scheduled Caste woman graduate in India, and a member of the Cochin Legislative Council (1945) and one of the nine female members of the Constituent Assembly that had 389 representatives. From 1946 to 1952, she served as the first and only Scheduled Caste member of the Constituent Assembly and the Provisional Parliament of India. She emphasised equality in all spheres and believed that a "moral" aspect of human life and the principles of the Constitution were fundamental requisites to annihilate caste inequalities. She was an intellectual politician, who, as the editor of Common Man, a magazine published from Madras, educated many of the depressed classes on their rights. A close associate of Gandhi she worked till her death in 1978 to establish a healthy democracy and its supporting institutions in India.

Ideologically, we do not agree with some of the founders, but we recognise their role in ushering in democracy to this country. They too dreamt of India turning into an aspirational society but respected its diversity. It is therefore necessary to remember that aspirations cannot simply be met through rhetoric or charisma. These thinkers delved deeply to craft a healthy grammar of politics without being carried away by the aura of the freedom movement. In this Amrit Kaal, the regressive approach towards nationalism has to be shunned to enable democracy to progress, excel, and, more importantly, protect its own future.

All of them were experts in modern constitutionalism, the principles of democracy, and moral and ethical basis of the institutions that had to be built by Indians.

Why only these eight? Why are freedom fighters such as Bose and Savarkar not on the list? We are of the opinion that a founding father or mother should have played the following roles: (1) they dedicated themselves to participation in the anti-colonial struggles; (2) they had a clear idea of establishing a democratic political system with a written constitution and a commitment to human equality—both among the sexes and within them—with no acknowledgement of caste or hierarchy; and (3) they played a concrete role in the pre- and post-1947 process of introducing democracy and the institutions it needed to India.

Apart from participating in the freedom struggle with militant approaches of their own, Bose and Savarkar had no vision of democracy, equality, and the constitutionalism that had to be set in motion in post-colonial India. Neither in their writings nor speeches are such formulations available.

The other names that Modi mentioned do not qualify because they played varied roles in colonial struggles and post-colonial politics with their own ideology. They could be respected if we agree with their ideologies. But they certainly cannot be counted as among the founding fathers of India's constitutional democracy.

Kancha Ilaiah Shepherd is a socio-political theorist, social activist, and author. His latest book is The Shudras – Vision for New Path, co-edited with Karthik Raja. He is currently the Vice President of Amrutha Sathaiah Kolluri Educational Society (ASKES), Tellapur, Telangana.

Pallikonda Manikanta is a Phule-Ambedkarite researcher and activist from Telangana, who teaches political science. He is currently associated with ASKES, and writes on anti-caste thought and politics, the politics of Hindu nationalism, and the political culture of Telangana.

This article was last updated on September 06, 2022

https://www.theindiaforum.in/article/who-are-true-founding-fathers-and-mothers-indian-democracy

Who are the True Founding Fathers and Mothers of Indian Democracy? 

September 6, 2022

Courtesy: https://www.kanchailaiah.com/2022/09/06/who-are-the-true-founding-fathers-and-mothers-of-indian-democracy-the-india-forum/ 

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