James Chithung

⚡How come the Kuki Narco-Terrorists walk passed with sophisticated weapons, right in the nose of the security forces and the SFs just remain as mute spectators? What am I seeing here? 🙈 Honourable CM Khemchand ji, ye sab kya ho raha hai in your government? @YKhemchandSingh @KonthoujamG @LDikho51792 @KipgenNemcha @manipur_police @adgpi @official_dgar @Spearcorps @crpfindia @ramindesai @vijaita @LevinaNeythiri @jeegujja @rajkbhat @htTweets

And Kukis end goal is to drive all the Nagas and Meiteis out of Kangpokpi, Noney, Chandel and Tengnoubal, right? There won't be peace as long as the Illegal immigrants/refugees tries to chase the landowners away in Manipur. Also, never forget that Churachandpur was never a Kuki's land. The place was named after this Meitei King.

⚡Trapped by Conflict, Guarded by CRPF: How 147 Naga Villagers Stand Ground Against Land Takeover in Manipur KANGPOKPI: All 147 Naga residents of Konsakhul village in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district have rarely stepped outside their village for the past five months. The only road connecting them to the outside world passes through two Kuki-dominated settlements at a time when the region is being roiled by Naga-Kuki clashes that have claimed at least 62 lives. Konsakhul, which used to have a population of around 550 farming residents, has seen its numbers dwindle significantly. Out of 76 households, only 46 are currently inhabited, leaving just 147 residents behind. According to Pyso Thiumei, a resident whose family members were among the victims, a large group left the village on May 13, resulting in 20 people being abducted by villagers in nearby Leilon Vaiphei and handed over to militants. The bodies of six Naga residents were later recovered by security forces on June 10. Village secretary Paorambou Chanwang highlighted the geographical vulnerability of their location, stating, "Had we been in a Naga district such as Senapati or Ukhrul, there would not have been this problem. We have been living here for generations and cannot abandon our land. Most people from our village have shifted to either Imphal valley, Naga districts, or are living in relief camps, but around 150 of us choose to stay back because Kukis will take over our land if we leave." Due to the blockades and security risks, essential items such as oil, soap, medicine, rice, and salt must be delivered weekly by a platoon of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), which has been stationed at the village since May 13. The security constraints also heavily restrict medical travel. Chanwang Asha (58), who was recently discharged from the hospital after undergoing treatment for kidney stones, shared that her return required intense coordination. The village chief and the CRPF arranged for her to be transported back in a bulletproof car, escorted by an armored Quick Reaction Team (QRT) vehicle to mitigate the risk of roadside ambushes. While the Manipur government did not offer an official response to inquiries, a senior state government official confirmed under anonymity that the security of vulnerable locations is being strictly monitored. The official noted that Konsakhul became a priority focus following the abduction and killing of the six residents. Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) continue to provide security convoys along key highways to ensure the transport of fuel and essential goods across the state. #ManipurCrisis #Kangpokpi #Konsakhul #NagaKukiConflict #CRPF #ManipurNews @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @YKhemchandSingh @CMO_MANIPUR_ @LokBhavManipur @adgpi @crpfindia @ANI @thewire_in @ThePrintIndia @IndiaToday @IndiaTodayNE @republic @IndianExpress @thecaravanindia @DeccanHerald @htTweets @the_hindu @newslaundry @newsreel_asia @karishmahasnat @rajkbhat @tweets_prateekg @NilakshiRabhaIN @nit_set @SumirDH @jeegujja @hornbilltv @Nagaland_Post @NELiveTV @ukhrultimes @meiteiheritage @EastMojo @LIANGMAIPOST @Makaam271yr @NewsNltv @ramindesai @LevinaNeythiri @vijaita @TheBlueHills49

⚡Kuki SoO cadres on duty brandishing weapons somewhere at Zalenbung, Mahadev Hill Range, #Manipur. Kuki media warriors allegedly propagate that these SoO cadres were missing from the designated Camp (Mt. Sinai) due to long pending payment of stipend from the government. Also, they alleged that there was no reason for these cadres to follow the rules any longer since the agreement got expired on 4 September 2026. Well, if these allegations are true and credible, then the Central and the State Government seriously need to conduct a fast-track investigation and clarify the general public to avoid further misunderstanding and spread of rumours. Furthermore, social media posts clearly show a consensus that these SoO cadres are roaming freely outside their camps and engaging in the violence. @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @CMO_MANIPUR_ @LokBhavManipur @ANI @thewire_in @ThePrintIndia @IndiaToday @IndiaTodayNE @republic @IndianExpress @thecaravanindia @DeccanHerald @htTweets @the_hindu @newslaundry @newsreel_asia @karishmahasnat @rajkbhat @tweets_prateekg @NilakshiRabhaIN @nit_set @SumirDH @jeegujja @hornbilltv @Nagaland_Post @NELiveTV @ukhrultimes @meiteiheritage @EastMojo @LIANGMAIPOST @Makaam271yr @NewsNltv @ramindesai @LevinaNeythiri @vijaita @TheBlueHills49