Day-3: Women's Volleyball Fixture

Day-3
Women's Volleyball Fixture 

Day 3: Men's Volleyball Fixtures

Day - 3 Men's volleyball  fixtures
last league round. 

Loklung Khuamipi Te Galtaai

6th Nov 2025: November 5, nai 5:30pm pawl a CDF-Hakha te' camp (sakhan) Loklung khua a om pen SAC Galkapte'n abusim vat lai un CDF-Hakha te khat amun ah sipah hi.

Tua Ni in SAC te'n thaulawng10 ngah uh a, CDF-Hakha lampan aliam tampi om, kici hi.

Loklung khuamipite lau in patau uh ahihman in, zan nitak pan in na galtaai uh a, tuni a taai pawl zong om uh hi.

©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

Mizoram Mulkimhuai | Pasal 1 In A Gam Giahpih Pa Saat🔪Lum!

06/11/2025 (Thu): Zan nitak in Kolasib District Dilzau khua ah mi' huan enkol a om, Lalhlimpuia (Myanmar lam mi) in agamgiahpih Tincheuva (Myanmar mi mah) saatlum hi.

Thudondan in; Hortoki VC gamsung, Dilzau-H kiang a huan (buk) a khosa, Myanmar mi, nnasem a om Lalhlimpuia (55) in zan nitak in a nnaseppih Tincheauva (60) saatlum hi. Angawng ah saat in (saatkhe phial a), a vun tamlou in awk gei² lel hihtuak hi. Tincheauva' awm lah baan lak a tem a kisaatna-ma hidia gingtaak muh ding om bok hi.

Thudonna in agenzel dan in; hiaite lawmta ahih uh leh Dilzau-H a kipat a km 6 vel a gamla ah, mi' huan enkol in buk khat ah omkhawm uhi. Hun sawttak ana omkhawm khin uh hi'n leng kigen hi. Zan nitak in anih un zu kham ua, kinial buai in huchi'n Lalhlimpuia in Tempawng in alawmpa saat tamai hihtuak hi.

Tualthattu hi a kigen Lalhlimpuia pen a-omna uh gaal langkhat lam a buk khat ah nitak dak 11:00 vel in va pai in, buk a omte' kiang ah, Cheuva athah thu leh angawng tan'sak ahihthu gen hi. Buk a omte'n Lalhlimpuia in zu khamlua ahihman in a zu kham luat ziak a mawk haipau hidia tuat in ngaihsaklou uhi. Himahleh, zingkal a agiahkhawmna uh a va ettak un thil omdan mukheta uhi.

Dilzau-H a kipat a Police Station nai pen, Bairabi Police te theihsak hi in, Bairabi Police te'n hiai thiltung buaipih ngal uhi.

Tualthattu (hi a kigen) Lalhlimpuia leng taaimang mailou in Police te ahong pai' uh ana ngak hi. Police te ahong tun'tak un man ngal uhi. Tincheva' luang ahihleh Barabi Damdawi Inn ah post-mortem bawl' hi in, a innkuanpihte'n aluang lading uh hi'n thudonna in gen hi.

©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

Zogam | Thau Kilim’ Kap

6th Nov 2025 ---Tunitak nai 6:30 pawl in Sozang kiimteng ah Thau lim'gin mah² cihthu kiza ahihman in, Topa'n Mipite hong kepbitna ding in thungetna ah phawk ni.

©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

Joint Press Statement: KSO-ZSF-HSA

06-11-2025

Incidents in recent months indicate a push towards suppressing the voices that dare to speak up against Injustice. The selective targeting of innocent society leaders (leaders of Student Organisations) by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in various cases is the strongest case in point.

In this regard, we strongly condemn the selective targeting of unarmed civilian leaders who have nothing to do with NIA cases or cases that involve threat to National Security. On the other hand, all Anti-National activities have occurred in the valley districts, the latest example is the armed ambush on a convoy of the Assam Rifles (AR) at Nambol which left two AR personnel dead on September 19th 2025.

We are confident of a high degree of bias against our people in the filing and handling of cases. While we question the lack of progress in henious crimes against our people, cases such as the inhumane killing of David Thiek, we demand an end to this bias and for swift action in filing and concluding cases involving the Majority Meitei Community.

The biased approach adopted by various agencies is further indicated by the lack of Counter-Insurgency operations in the Valley which stands in sharp contrast to the Jammu & Kashmir style encounter carried out in Khanpi Village, Henglep Sub-division. The victims were youth dedicated to defending their lands against Meitei Aggression.

We further assert that should Student and Youth Leaders be summoned in the future, a boycott of the biased agencies will be carried out.

Lastly, as Student and Youth Leaders, we and the youth we represent strongly believe and abide by the Principles of the Constitution of India and will continue to do so.

*(T. LETMINLEN HAOKIP)*

Caretaker President

KSO Churachandpur

*(JEFFREY SAIHMANG)*

President

Hmar Students' Association

Tuithaphai Joint Headquarter

*(NENGZALIAN TONSING)*

President

Zomi Students' Federation

General Headquarters

Mizo People Convention: Condemnation

MIZO PEOPLE CONVENTION: MANIPUR
PRESS STATEMENT
6 NOV. 2025 

ASHA Worker Walks 28 km for Polio Mission, Honoured with Award

On 15 October 2025, Mrs Maidiniliu Prinmai, wife of Mr Majinlakbou Prinmai from Atangkhullen (Nenluang) Liangmai Village, Tamei Sub-division, Tamenglong District, Manipur, walked 28 kilometres carrying a vaccine carrier on her back to ensure that the polio drops reached their destination on time.

Her photograph, showing her dedication and hard work, has since gone viral on social media, inspiring many across the state.

Today, she was honoured with an award from the concerned department in recognition of her dedication and service.

Heartfelt thanks to everyone for your support and for sharing love and encouragement.

Kohima Police: Wanted

🟣WANTED WANTED WANTED

PUBLIC APPEAL:
KOHIMA POLICE SEEKS WANTED ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT.

ITLF Exposes Forensic Discrepancies in Biren Singh Audio Tapes

Exposing Forensic Discrepancies in Biren Singh Audio Tapes — A Call for Justice

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF) strongly condemns the glaring inconsistencies in the forensic examination of the audio tapes implicating former Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh in the ethnic violence against the Kuki-Zo community.

The National Forensic Science Laboratory’s (NFSL) recent statement to the Supreme Court—claiming it is “not in a position” to confirm the authenticity or identify the voice due to alleged tampering—is deeply troubling. Such evasion from a government-run institution raises serious concerns about bias and accountability in a case involving grave human rights violations.

In sharp contrast, Truth Labs, an independent and reputable forensic agency, conclusively identified a 93% voice match with Biren Singh. This scientific evidence remains unchallenged, except by government-controlled bodies seemingly serving political interests.

ITLF urges the Central Government to end its protection of Biren Singh and allow justice to prevail. The recordings clearly expose his complicity in the violence that killed and displaced countless Kuki-Zo people. Continued denial and contradictory reports only extend the trauma of the victims and obstruct the truth.

We reaffirm our faith in the Supreme Court to ensure an independent and transparent investigation free from political interference. ITLF stands firm with the Kuki-Zo people and calls upon all democratic institutions, the media, and civil society to uphold justice and accountability.

Justice delayed is justice denied — our people’s pain will not be silenced.

Issued by —
GINZA VUALZONG
Secretary, Information & Publicity,
Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF)

UKNA: LUNGHEMPI NA THUPHON

PR

VENUE SHIFTED TO JAWAHARLAL

DAY-3 KATHANG'E -2025
VENUE SHIFTED TO JAWAHARLAL NEHRU (JLN) STADIUM

Huge arms and ammo recovered in Ccpur

The following arms and ammunition were recovered from Churachandpur District on 04.11.2025:

1. 1 (one) no. of 7.62 mm SLR Rifle
2. 1 (one) no. of AK-56 Rifle
3. 1 (one) no. of MA4 MK II Rifle with UBGL
4. 4 (four) nos. of SLR Magazines
5. 3 (three) nos. of AK-56 Magazines
6. 2 (two) nos. of M4A1 Magazines
7. 1 (one) no. of Country-made AK Magazine
8. 99 (ninety nine) nos. of SLR Rounds
9. 151 (one hundred fifty one) nos. of AK-56 Rounds
10. 1(one) nos. of Lathode
11. 8 (eight) nos. of Lathode Grenades
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CENTRAL VILLAGE DEFENCE FORCE: PRESS COMMUNIQUE

Lamka; November 5, 2025

The Central Village Defence Force (CVDF) expresses its profound sorrow and heartfelt condolences on the tragic demise of four members of the United Kuki National Army (UKNA), who lost their lives in an encounter with Security Forces at Khanpi Village, Henglep Sub-Division, Churachandpur District, Ma-nipur. May their souls rest in eternal peace and may the Almighty comfort and strengthen the bereaved families during this painful time.

As the mortal remains of the deceased are to be laid to rest tomorrow, the CVDF urges that the funeral proceedings be carried out smoothly and with due solemnity. Despite repeated announcements and the "Public Notification" issued by this office on 4th November, 2025 (Ref. No. Adm/CVDF/1/2023), it is unfortunate that the ITLF, vide file no.: ITLF-PN-202589 dated 5th Nov., 2025 has again declared a shutdown in Lamka Town.

The CVDF firmly states that such unilateral declarations are unacceptable and undermine our collective existence and operational jurisdiction. No bandh, shutdown or strike shall be imposed within our area of responsibility. Accord-ingly, all shops, offices and establishments are hereby advise to carry on their normal activities without fear or hesitation.

Information & Publicity

CENTRAL VILLAGE DEFENCE FORCE
🔴🟡🟢 

Het tei tei ngai khat sei uhite

Eimi thalchoi ho koima govt sepai kap ding ti iumpouve kapna ding thu jong aumpon, govt douna natong jong iumpouve.

Govt sepai kapna ding natoh nei jong iumpouve hijong leh thal choi ho chu govt sepai in atokhah leh akap teiding amat teiding hikit ahi.

Thal choi hon govt sepai kap ding thu umlou hijongleh iham tia eihin hol uva mat tei ding thatei ding eitiu leh lekap tei tei ngaikit ahi achutilou le einoise pai paidiu phatsih a eidel del jengdiu ahi.

 "We are not against India or Indian security forces" ti ho jochan a isap phong jingdiu Indian miho ihetsah jingdiu angaije. 

India mi ahideh a Kolvom ho lunggel chu thal choi kitipou pouchu govt dou ding dan a agel u ahi.

Pathen phatecha hou jeh a or penthah jeh a gaal mi kap lou ding ti aumpoi, gaal manchah choi khat chu mipengthah hijong le chun gaal mi ahitengleh nakap tei tei ngai ahi. 

Gaal mi tha chu chonset hilouhel ahi. Thadinga lom khat natha chu chonset ahipoi eimiten vang inam sunga imi isa thadinga lom lou tampi ithat uvin ikhut uva thisan adimset e.

Eimi ho penthah hi gaal mi chan gei lungset ding ti tabang ahin het na lhahsam jeh ahi.

Eimi sunga eimi police or  uniform service a umho chule SoO ho hi govt mi ahiuve ti het angaije. Amaho hi atoh mun dung jui or apan mun dung jui tiding ahijengin moh oimo thei ahipon amaho a kon kichih thei jep ding joh ahi.

Achaina in SA hi ilungtup u anahipon tunia hi aloutheilouva isei u ahitan nungchon machon thu umthei talou kimuponte or kimunante tiho seiphat jong ahitapoi.

SA na mulou le nang leh nang nakikhailih chu phajo ahitai. Misoh a pan sanga kithidoh chu phajo ahi.

Mipi movement beija SA thu sei sei tapouhite kum niho hung che be leh ithip mang jel diu tunia itaimo kei u isap set jing kei u Lamjathang tabang tampi ihung kisep doh diu ahinalaije.

Democracy gam sunga mipi voice tilou achepoi ti het tei angaije.

~ Jangmang Haokip, Freelance Journalist

WAP

Guite Phungpi Organisation CLARIFIES on George Guite

Tohkhompi Pu George Guite hilouna chunga kingohna GPO min'a demna thuso.

- WAP

KUKI CSO JOINT CONDEMNATION: KILLING OF 4 UKNA CADRES

Joint Condemnation from (KCA TPL. District, KCA Moreh Block, Moreh Youth Club, HTC Moreh, KWU & HR Moreh Block, KSO Moreh Block) 

Kuki Human Rights Council: Condemnation | Killing of 4 UKNA Cadres

KUKI HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL Press Release 

"Kuki and Mizo: One People, One Ancestry" ~ K. Vanlalvena, MP

𝗡𝗼 𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘂𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗯𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗗𝗡𝗔 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗞𝘂𝗸𝗶 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗠𝗶𝘇𝗼. 𝗪𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲, 𝗯𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 𝗯𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘆 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗴𝗲.

~ Pu K Vanlalvena, MP(Rajya Sabha) Mizoram

#Chief_Guest #Kathang'E_2025
#OneBlood #KukiMizoUnity #SameRoots 

~ KSO DELHI & NCR

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KATHANG'E: MEN'S FOOTBALL FIXTURE | DAY 3

KATHANG'E SPORTS MEET 2025

DAY-3
MEN'S FOOTBALL FIXTURE

VENUE: JAWAHARLAL NEHRU STADIUM, NEAR GATE NO.13

NEAREST METRO: JAWAHARLAL NEHRU STADIUM METRO GATE NO.2

DEPARTMENT OF GAMES & SPORTS
_Kuki Students' Organisation Delhi & NCR_ 

KKL: LONGDAMSA VUILENNA KIN GON

KKL GHQ PROGRAM

MA:05/11/2025
Jinga anamuollem tasa Nam gollhang  ho Vuiliem nading programme.

ITLF declares SHUTDOWN in Lamka

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF) expresses its deepest sorrow and condolences over the tragic and inhumane killing of four members of the United Kuki National Army (UKNA) by security forces in Khanpi, Henglep. As a mark of our collective respect and mourning for the departed souls, ITLF hereby announces a shutdown of Lamka town.

All shops, educational institutions, and offices within Lamka town shall remain closed from 12:00 PM onwards tomorrow, Thursday, 06th November 2025, until the burial ceremony is completed at the KKL Cemetery. This shutdown is observed as a mark of solidarity, remembrance, and deep respect for our brothers whose lives were tragically and unjustly taken.

Please note that vehicular movement will not be restricted during the shutdown.

ITLF earnestly requests the cooperation of the public, organizations, and all concerned to observe this period of mourning in unity and dignity.

Issued by —
Secretary,
Information & Publicity, ITLF 

Dr Lamtinthang Haokip pays tribute to the fallen heroes

 

~ Pu Dr. Lamtinthang Haokip 
   Sending my deepest condolences to all the Tahchapas... 
    May their noble Souls rest in Eternal  Peace 😢

*via social media.

Thuthang | Galkap Te Taingen Pai Suak

SAC Galkapte Sozang tung khinta in, Taingen ah paisuak ding uh cih thuthang kiza hi. SAC Galkapte'n Taingen lazo leh Lampi kikhaak cih bang om nawn lo ding a, Mipite suaktatak in khualzin-gamvak thei tading uh hi, ci in Kawlpi pan Mipite'n lungdamna gen ziah² hi.

05-11-2025 | Wednesday
©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

Candle Light Vigil in Memory of Our Fallen Heroes | Motbung

𝗠𝗼𝘁𝗯𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗞𝘂𝗸𝗶𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 🇮🇳

Motbung Khopi sung a Tahchapa Galhang 4 ho jana in Candle Lighting ana kibol e. Motbung Khopi sung munchom chom ijong akibol e🕯️🕊️

𝗠𝗼𝘁𝗯𝘂𝗻𝗴 𝗞𝗵𝗼𝗽𝗶 𝗞𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗴𝘂𝗶 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝘁
𝗡𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗡 𝗞𝗨𝗞𝗜𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗗/𝗞𝗨𝗞𝗜𝗚𝗔𝗠

~ KUKI TODAY 

Condolence: Alex Zammuanlal Simte

SUUNNA /THANGKOU

Alex Zammuanlal Simte
S/o Thawnbiakthang Simte leh Nu (L) Kimneilam Simte of Pamzal village, tuni khanpi khua ah, gam leh nam iitna ziaah in ahinna ana pedoh tahi.  Security Force (AR) te  tetoh  kikaap tuahna vah ahung mualliamsan na tung ah, SIMTE INNKUAN in suun pih thu i phuang uhi.

Anuutsiat amah iittu a lawi leh paai leh a innkuan leh u leh naute dah a luanghiluang a Kap leh thawmhau tah mei a umte, Lalpa Pathian in puaahsiam nate leh haatna te hung piaahsah ta hen.

Sanggam Pasal pha leh haangsan na hi. Pathian aang ah ana kitawldam tan.

SIMTE INNKUAN
Bridging and Unifying The Simtes

04 Nov 2025

ZIUSA BOARD 2025-27

2025-2027
ZIUSA Board | Turning Point ZIUSA👏👏

ITLF: CONDEMNATION & SOLIDARITY

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF) is deeply shocked and anguished by the brutal killing of four members of the United Kuki National Army (UKNA) by security forces in Khanpi, Henglep. According to reports, the four men were shot dead while they were asleep — a manner that can only be described as an act of cold-blooded execution.

While the Valley-Based Insurgent Groups (VBIGs) of the Meitei continue to operate with complete impunity, ITLF strongly condemns this selective and inhumane act perpetrated under the guise of security operations. This unprovoked and barbaric killing of our own people — executed without confrontation, without due process, and while they were asleep — is an appalling abuse of power and a direct assault on the rule of law. Such actions not only constitute a grave violation of human rights but also expose the deep-rooted bias and double standards within the state’s security apparatus.

It must be clearly stated that UKNA is not a terrorist organization, nor has it ever acted against the interests of the Indian nation or its security forces. Like other Kuki-Zo armed groups, UKNA has been part of the ongoing struggle for our people’s right to self-governance within the framework of India. To target them in this manner is not only unjustified but also reflects the continued misuse of power by the security forces in the hills of Manipur.

ITLF mourns the tragic loss of four of our brave sons — our own flesh and blood. Whether they were village volunteers or members of an armed group, they were all driven by the same aspiration: the pursuit of justice and the demand for a separate administration where our people can live in peace and dignity. We convey our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and stand in solidarity with them in this hour of grief.

Their untimely deaths will not be in vain. ITLF reaffirms that their sacrifices will continue to inspire our collective struggle for political recognition and lasting peace for the Kuki-Zo people.

LETUP HAOKIP
Chairman,

Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF)

ELD. THANGSUOLIEN SINATE
General Secretary,
Indigenous Tribal Leaders’ Forum (ITLF)

CANDLE LIGHT VIGIL In SOLIDARITY OF OUR FOUR FALLEN BRETHREN.

KUKI INPI YOUTH AFFAIRS akon a thupeh dungjui a Moreh Khopi sung a jong molliem sa Sopi ho

1) Thangminlal Haokop S/o Haokhojam Haokip,Phaisanjang Village, Songpi Dist Kukiland 

2) Thanglenlal Kipgen 18 S/o Holmang Kipgen,Songpi Moilhoi Village, Songpi Dist Kukiland 

3) Alex Zammuanlal Simte S/o Thawnbiakthang Simte, Pamzal Village, Songpi Dist Kukiland.

4)Ginlenjohn Haokip S/o Seikholen Haokip, Thangshi Village, Songpi Dist Kukiland 

Ama ho cheng geldoh naleh lunghempi vetsah na a Candle 🕯light vigil umding ahin,hijeh chun Nungah Gollhang Minu Mipa ahung theichan hung jao ding in hetsah leh tiemna ahung kinei e.

Amun - HTC OFFICE

Aphat - 5:00 PM

Dated/Moreh Kukiland

5th November 2025.

Sd/-

Information Secretary, MYC

EASTERN KUKILAND✊🏻😎😊

United Zofate UK Condemns Violence in Manipur

Statement by United Zofate Community (Great Britain)

We, the United Zofate Community in Great Britain, are deeply saddened by the acts of violence towards our brothers and sisters in Manipur, India. Over a hundred churches were burned to the ground, over two thousand houses were destroyed, and tens of thousands of people are displaced. We strongly condemn this violence against our communities and our Christian faith, and we demand swift action so the perpetrators of the hideous crimes are brought to justice.

The ongoing mob violence supported by the State Government against the tribal community must stop. In order for this to end, President’s Rule must be imposed as the decision makers in the state are Meitei majority led by the Chief Minister, Mr N Biren Singh. Without President's Rule in Manipur, the tribal communities in Manipur will never be safe from ongoing attacks from the Meitei.

We call for the resignation of Mr N Biren Singh, the Chief Minister of Manipur, whose lack of leadership during such times of crisis and whose biased stance towards the tribal Christian people of Manipur has led to this point.

We also fully support the demand for “Separate Administration” for the region as proposed by the ten MLA signatories from Manipur Hill Areas in their letter to Mr Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister of India. We firmly stand together with our Tribal Christian brothers and sisters of Manipur State.

United Zofate Community (Great Britain)

1. KWS London

2. UK Zofate

3. Unau Welfare Association UK

4. Zomi Inkon UK

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The Tragedy of Khanpi and the Politics of Selective Valor

When the State Hunts Its Own Shield: The Tragedy of Khanpi and the Politics of Selective Valor
By Putin Touthang

Joint Secretary

Frontline Area Welfare Committee

In the pre-dawn silence of November 4th, 2025, the Indian Army descended upon Khanpi village in Churachandpur district, executing what it termed a "counter-insurgency operation." By sunrise, four United Kuki National Army (UKNA) cadres lay dead—sons of the soil, guardians of the vulnerable, now reduced to blurred faces in a press release. The official narrative, as always, was swift and sanitized: "neutralization," "threat elimination," "restoration of peace." But for the Kuki people, this was not peace—it was a rupture. Not protection—it was betrayal.

The UKNA is not a foreign militia. It is a manifestation of communal desperation—a response to abandonment, to the erosion of ancestral dignity, and to the state's chronic failure to protect its hill citizens. These men did not wield arms for conquest; they stood as sentinels in a landscape where Meitei militants from across the Myanmar border roam freely in Imphal and valley districts, unchallenged and unaccounted for.

The question is not whether the UKNA posed a threat. The question is why the Indian state reserves its sharpest blades for those who shield the marginalized, while turning a blind eye to those who prey upon them.

This is not an anomaly—it is a pattern. A pattern of selective enforcement, of ethnically skewed militarism, and of a state apparatus that treats hill resistance as criminality while normalizing valley aggression as political expression. The killing of these four UKNA cadres is not a tactical success—it is a moral failure. It is a declaration that the lives of Kuki defenders are expendable, that their sacrifices are unworthy of recognition, and that their deaths are mere footnotes in a narrative authored by power.

Let us interrogate the aftermath:
- Has this operation restored trust between the hills and the state?
- Has it quelled the trauma of displacement, erasure, and fear?
- Has it dignified the aspirations of a people who seek only safety and self-determination?

The answer is unequivocal. This act will not heal—it will haunt. It will not unify—it will fracture. The Indian Army may claim valor, but there is no heroism in hunting your own citizens without dialogue, without due process, and without historical understanding.

We do not romanticize violence. We honor courage—the courage to protect, to speak, to endure. The UKNA cadres who fell in Khanpi were not faceless insurgents. They were sons, brothers, and defenders of a community that refuses to be erased. Their deaths demand more than silence. They demand a reckoning.

If the Indian government seeks peace, let it begin with truth. Let it begin with dismantling the architecture of bias, with holding valley militants to the same standard, and with recognizing that security cannot be built on selective slaughter.

Until then, we will mourn. We will remember. And we will resist—with words, with dignity, and with the unyielding conviction that our legacy will not be buried beneath the boots of silence.

👉Kukiland - Kuki Country

THE UNYIELDING SPIRIT OF THE KUKILAND

By:- 
Gavriel K. Simte
Vice President
Kuki Human Rights Council

In the rugged terrain of Manipur, a story unfolds, one of resilience and resistance. The Indian Army's actions in Khanpi village, Churachandpur district, have left a community in mourning. Four lives lost, four families torn apart, and a people left to wonder if their lives matter.

The official narrative will speak of "neutralization" and "restoration of peace." But the truth is far from it. The truth is that the Kuki people have been subjected to a pattern of selective enforcement, where their rights are disregarded, and their lives are expendable.

The UKNA may be seen as insurgents by the state, but to the Kuki people, they are sons, brothers, and defenders of a community that refuses to be erased. Their deaths demand more than silence; they demand a reckoning.

The question is not whether the UKNA posed a threat; the question is why the Indian state reserves its sharpest blades for those who shield the marginalized, while turning a blind eye to those who prey upon them.

As we mourn the loss of these four lives, we also remember the countless others who have been affected by the conflict. We remember the displaced, the traumatized, and the forgotten.

The path to peace begins with truth. It begins with acknowledging the historical injustices, the biases, and the selective valor. It begins with holding those responsible accountable and working towards a future where every life is valued.

Until then, we will mourn, we will remember, and we will resist – with words, with dignity, and with the unyielding conviction that our legacy will not be buried beneath the boots of silence.

Dated: 4th November 2025

👉Kukiland - Kuki Country

KLA-L: Mischaracterization of Sons of the Soil as "Terrorist"*

Press Rebuttal

𝗛𝗺𝗮𝗿 𝗜𝗻𝗽𝗶 𝗧𝘂𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗵𝗮𝗶 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝗶𝗼𝗻 : 𝗦𝗨𝗡𝗡𝗔

𝖳𝗁𝖾 4𝗍𝗁 𝖭𝗈𝗏𝖾𝗆𝖻𝖾𝗋 2025 

UZO in CNA te ann neh ding huh zen² lo ding

"UZO kung ah sum te, CNA te ann vahna ding poh sum hing ngen nawn sih un, hepihna tawh"

"CDF-Tonzang gam a om Zou teng beh kipawlna acihna hina sawn² lai".

"Tami CDF-Tonzang ang kipat a kipat a UZO cidam lo, cih zong na tel ding uh; Banghang? Tukum Charlotte a UZO khawmpi pen UZO khawmpi tawh kibang nawn lo in, CDF-Tonzang te khawmpi tawh kibang hi".

"CNA laan poh kiphut. Tuana Zou Party laan poh kiphut. CNA te' khawmpi i cita diai? Ahisih leh, Zou Party Bupa' khawmpi i cidiai?"

"UZO in CNA te ann neh ding pen huh zen² lo ding.

"UZO kung ah galdona ding poh hing ngen nawn sih unlen mi cimawh, mi genthei te beh huhna ding in UZO sum kizang ding a, tuana thau leina ding poh, thautang leina ding poh, CNA te huhna/ panpina ding poh in sum te hing ngen nawn sih un".

~Ko Khen (Zo Suan Pau)

04-11-2025 | Tuesday

©𝐙𝐨𝐠𝐚𝐦 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭

Zomi Council Fake Press Statement: Clarification

PR

Kuki Inpi SW Sadar: Hetsahna

KUKI INPI, SOUTH-WEST SADAR HILLS in LAMPI THUA HETSAH NA hinbol

Veitum Kholen, the 4th, November. 2025

KIYA CONDEMNS KILLING OF 4 UKNA CADRES

KIYA Condemns the unprovoked killing of four UKNA cadres by the Indian Army.

CVDF: MIPI KIANGA THEIHSAKNA

PR