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@Hingchaba382495 @KingOfFreeSoul Negotiation with the Centre has been reduced to a rowdy local fish market—lots of noise and tamasha, but no substantive change except for a token adjustment. Yes, we may get the fish at a lower price, but little do we realize the scale has been tampered with—back to square one!

Don’t get fooled by these hollow talks...it’s nothing more than optics to mislead the public...in reality, it’s a strategy to create the appearance of action so the govt can deflect questions about its efforts... Remember, they already spoke about SoO relocation in Sept 2025, but nothing happened... Now seven months later, it’s the same playbook again....

@BoinuHaoki36609 @narendramodi @AmitShah @RahulGandhi @UNHumanRights @KirenRijiju @kharge @JPNadda @BJP4India @INCIndia @UWCforYouth Why not make the whole state as yours - happy?

Manipur’s Integrity Can Be Reorganized Under the Indian Constitution, Modi Must Recognize It By Sasang Haokip The Constitution of India provides mechanisms for reorganization of states and Union Territories. Article 3 allows Parliament to form new states, alter boundaries, and separate administrative units. If Manipur’s integrity is to be preserved in practice, it must be examined through these constitutional provisions, not through political slogans alone. For three years since May 3, 2023, Kuki and Meitei administration have functioned separately on the ground. Buffer zones, separate governance structures, and civilian displacement have created two distinct administrative realities. The Constitution does not require conflict to persist under a single administrative framework when the conditions for reorganization are present. Modi must recognize that constitutional integrity is not measured by map lines, but by governance that serves the people. When shared administration produces recurring violence and distrust, constitutional tools exist to address it. Reorganization, statehood, or Union Territory status are legal pathways already written into the document he swore to uphold. If the goal is lasting peace and stability in Manipur, then constitutional processes must be applied without delay. Ignoring the reality of separation while citing integrity undermines the very purpose of the Constitution. The law provides a path for reorganization where unity in administration has failed. For the Kuki people, the demand is non-negotiable. We will not give up, and we will not be silenced by delay or political pressure. The sacrifices of the last three years have made our resolve clearer, not weaker. Our movement is for justice, dignity, and self-governance under a Kuki state or Union Territory of our own. Until that constitutional outcome is achieved, the struggle will continue, in villages, in civil society, and in every forum where the people’s voice must be heard.

@JohnnyMeetei Imagine if the GOI were to frame policies based on inputs from such scoundrels who served in the Northeast. No wonder he lives comfortably in the US with the money he amassed from the NE. Otherwise, how could he afford to settle there on a meager GOI pension of $700–800/month?

Looking at this post 👇 of kuki D!ck sucker digvijay ,don't you feel Kukiland is a project masterminded by Aram Rifles endorsed by GoI???

@ANI @diana_warep Yet, the mainstream moral brigade—who championed human rights during Manipur’s tragic naked parade—remains silent, offering no condolences to the grieving BSF father safeguarding us all on the border.

#WATCH | Bishnupur, Manipur: The last rites of the two children who were killed in the Tronglaobi incident were held after 25 days. Two children were killed, and their mother was injured when a bomb was hurled by suspected militants at a house in the Tronglaobi Awang Leikai area of Moirang on April 7. (02.05)

@DynastyDoungel Mang or Pao makes little difference… even the autocorrect keys are so confused with your names. So sad!

@realmanipur Abe gadhe,...where on earth Mr. Pao comes in? Didn't i tell you to stop drugs @realmanipur ?

SAME UNIFORM BUT DIFFERENT TREATMENT: Lieutenant General Pradeep Chandran Nair was right. 1. SDPO Chongtham Anandkumar Singh was accused of rape at gunpoint when he was posted in Mayang Imphal. Khumukcham Manimacha Devi, the mother of Khumukcham Shyamasakhi Devi — who drank sulphuric acid and died after the alleged rape — made that statement in her official complaint. (April 2, 2010, sources: _The Sangai Express_ / _The Telegraph_) After his death in Moreh, his case was given priority by the Manipur state government and transferred to the NIA. His family subsequently received ₹50 lakh as compensation. He was even promoted to SDPO despite the rape allegations against him, rather than facing action. 2. Sub-Inspector Onkhomang Haokip had no bad record in his service book. He was posted under Moirang Police Station. He was brutally killed while on duty near the Chingphei outpost. The Manipur government declared him a martyr, stating he was killed by a sniper with a headshot. This was likely done by Arambai Tenggol or UNLF/PLA, who are allegedly Chinese-trained secessionist narco-terrorist groups skilled in sniping. His family received ₹10 lakh as compensation — ₹40 lakh less than Chongtham Anandkumar Singh — whereas almost every civilian from the Meitei community who died during that time was also given ₹10 lakh as compensation. The saddest part is that Sub-Inspector Onkhomang Haokip’s case is nowhere to be seen. There has been no @NIA_India activity nor visible state government action, while his killers are still treated as heroes within parts of Meitei society. Lieutenant General Pradeep Chandran Nair, who once said, “There was no Manipur Police,” was exactly right. This has also proved that living together under the same administration with the Meitei community is next to impossible. @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @INCIndia @BJP4India @KaranThapar_TTP @BDUTT @vijaita @TanushreePande @ShashiTharoor @virsanghvi @FrontalForce @GauravGogoiAsm @KirenRijiju @MahuaMoitra @priyankac19 @vijaita @thewire_in @Nidhi @PIBHomeAffairs @MIB_India @official_dgar @Spearcorps @adgpi @easterncomd

Rest in Peace Little Angels!

@DynastyDoungel If you knew nothing about the chain of events, pl stop making unfounded statements. Yes, he fled from Moirang PS on 3rd May evening/night. A few Kuki detainees also escaped from the PS. We all know now how and where Mr Pao was killed.

@realmanipur Get out from your whims and fancies please. If he was in Moirang, Arambai Tenggol, MeiraPaibis, PLA, UNLF, KCP, PREPAK, KYKL and COCOMI will burned him alive.

@ManipurFirst @pbkhuptong @NIA_India @IPS_Association @IPF_ORG When Mang fled the Moirang police station, locals claim he took a Police Gypsy, an AK rifle, and his service weapon. Desperate times pushed people beyond their norms - one stood firm in loyalty, the other tragically faltered.

Onkhomang Haokip was a corrupt officer. He looted lacs of rupees from ChinKuki men who were in Imphal shopping for Christmas. When he was killed, he was shooting at Meitei civilians alongside ChinKuki terrorists. Chongtham Anandkumar was protecting Manipuris from terrorists. These two men can not be compared in the same breath. The former is a criminal. The latter is a law enforcer performing his duties.

Hello @NIA_India @IPS_Association @IPF_ORG Any comment?

@VeteranLNSingh The larger issue, sir, is the divergence of objectives between the state and the GOI. Shifting one SoO camp here and another SoO camp there will not help until the two govts come on the same page in decision-making. Does GOM know what the GOI’s objectives are?

@nit_set Weaponised by whom? You’ve allowed/groomed one set of insurgents to counter another set—the end result is the total collapse of Manipur as a state. The worst part is that after 20 years of a failed strategy, you still swear by it.

Why won't retired officials of Assam Rifles also talk of the dubious history and role of Assam Rifles in Manipur. We have not forgotten the protest by Meitei Ima who had to disrobe to shame the State to follow the Constitution at least in pretense. The illegal killings in hundreds that happened. The rape, torture and killings. Journalism should stop treating these retired officials as some dispensers of the holy grain of truth.

@FlorenceGuite_ @YKhemchandSingh @Priyanshi50 @PeekTV_in @power_corridors @NENowNews @NortheastToday @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @IndiaTodayNE @assamtribuneoff @EditorRajan Yes, you and your group top the list! The longer this crisis drags on, the greater the odds of wringing major concessions from the GOI. The May 3rd anniversary is only a few days away, and I’m sure new plots to grab attention are already being set in motion. Good luck!

📍Tronglaobi Manipur Big revelation coming from the Chiefs Minister @YKhemchandSingh “Tronglaobi incident is highly probable that it’s the handiwork of those who don’t want govt. formation”. He allegedly knows his opponents within the valley are behind the attack to unseat him.

@YKhemchandSingh It’s time for the government to look beyond Imphal. If we are to grow as a state, please frame policies that are inclusive of the remote parts of both the hills and the valley.

Chaired a review meeting on property tax collection of the Imphal Municipal Corporation today at the Secretariat. The current pace of collection has been assessed, and a series of measures have been outlined to streamline the system and enhance efficiency. The Government has also deliberated on implementing a phased approach to strengthen property tax collection. Committed to improving urban governance and ensuring sustainable revenue systems for the development of Manipur.

@manaman_chhina That's what they have done or have been doing in Manipur for ages. Instead of nipping it in the bud, they let the crime grow unchecked before their eyes.

Look at the CAPF personnel walking by nonchalantly. A disgrace. Spotted CISF written on the back of some of them. The entire patrolling party should be suspended.

@ukhrultimes Hypothetically, we could consider three groups - aside from the Nagas - that might have motives: 1.The Kukis, for their broader agenda; 2.Some political opponents of the Meiteis; 3.Some Muslims, for economic benefits (both legal and illegal).

#Manipur Chief Minister asserted that the #Tronglaobi attack was perpetrated by groups against the formation of the state government. Further, he mentioned that he had neither anticipated becoming the Chief Minister nor campaigned for the position. When entrusted with the role, he accepted it, considering the prevailing situation in the state. He noted that the government was formed in response to public pressure following the imposition of #PresidentsRule in the state. More: ukhrultimes.com/tronglaobi-inc…

TWO QUESTIONS to the Hon’ble President @rashtrapatibhvn , PM Modi @narendramodi, HM Amit Shah @AmitShah and Governor @LokBhavManipur and CM @YKhemchandSingh of Manipur.

@NEIndiaInsights If you don’t read history properly, stop commenting on history. Just name one history book on Manipur that you’ve read! Google it before you reply.

Meiteis have lied for so long that their lies are now taught as historical truth. When did Manipur ever rule Burma? Do they really believe their tiny kingdom, whose border was at Tseklapai/Sugnoo, could have defeated the mighty Burmese?

@IndianMeitei @BJP4Manipur It’s not the party; it’s our own people who run it. If that’s not enough, sadly, many of these MLAs are likely to return in the coming election. If the BJP becomes a liability, they will quietly move to another party, and we will have the same incompetent MLAs.

How many seats will BJP/NDA get in Manipur? Illegal Migrants (Kuki) - Not eligible to comment here. If an election was to be held in Manipur today, how many out of 50 Meitei/Naga constituencies. Out of 60 total seats. @BJP4Manipur

@manamuntu Have you heard of Manipur before the conflict? Too many experts everywhere - stay on your lane; stop posting unnecessary fake news.

Manipur isn’t just random unrest, there’s a lot going on beneath the surface. There’s chatter about a private mercenary group Liberation Front of Afghanistan to be deployed there to do the dirty works. At the same time, things won’t really settle unless networks like UNLF are brought under control. These insurgent groups are deeply embedded, and as long as they operate freely, instability will continue. A lot of people online are trying to frame this as Hindu Meiteis vs Christians. That’s a wrong and oversimplified narrative. The situation is not fundamentally about religion. It’s more about insurgency, local networks, and cross-border movement. The Indian Army is not looking at Manipur in isolation. Their approach in Manipur and Mizoram is linked to what’s happening across the border in Myanmar, where the junta and rebel groups are already in conflict. That whole region is now one connected strategic space. This is a long game. Keep an eye on it. One angle people are talking about is a larger geopolitical play involving Western interests. There are even reports about widespread DNA-related activities in Myanmar, hinting at something deeper, though that part is still unclear. Another aspect is internal security. Meitei insurgent networks operating from Myanmar have become a serious problem for Indian forces. Groups like PLA and UNLF are key players here. On top of that, there’s movement of illegal arms and devices, especially when attention shifts elsewhere, like high-alert situations at places such as Srinagar airport or when foreign nationals are caught in Manipur. It also feels like not everything is visible yet. Something more could be happening in the background. Then there’s the political side. CM N. Biren Singh is accused of playing his own political game and adding to the problem. At the same time, security forces are reportedly running operations against Meitei insurgent groups like UNLF, which isn’t sitting well with the state leadership. That tension is making things messier. If you zoom out, some people are also linking developments in Bangladesh and Myanmar to a bigger pattern. The idea being discussed is about creating a corridor towards Tibet, something that echoes old British-era strategic routes through Manipur. The larger concern is this, keep India busy on the western front, while shaping a strategic corridor in the east, slowly turning the region into a potential pressure point. Feels like there’s more to this than what’s visible right now. @BhallaAjay26 I would like to know your analysis and interpretation of whats happening out there and why you all are repeatedly failing in containing the crisis.. Cc @Delta_SquadAnex