Manipur forces begin rescue ops after civilians abducted in Kuki-Naga clashes
Manipur security forces have launched rescue operations to free hostages taken during recent Kuki-Naga clashes. The hostage situation began on May 13, following the deaths of four civilians, and has led to appeals for the safe release of captives from both communities. While 28 individuals were released on May 15, many remain unaccounted for, and the ongoing conflict continues to disrupt the lives of local families and students.
- ▪Security forces in Manipur initiated operations to rescue hostages held by Kuki and Naga groups.
- ▪The hostage crisis began after four civilians were killed on May 13, including three church leaders.
- ▪Family members of the hostages have expressed deep concern for their loved ones' safety and well-being.
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Manipur forces begin rescue ops after civilians abducted in Kuki-Naga clashes28 individuals, 14 from each community, were released on May 15; the remaining are still held captive by the respective groupsPublished on: May 17, 2026 7:18 PM ISTBy Thomas NgangomShare viaCopy link Security forces in Manipur on Sunday initiated operations to rescue hostages held captive by Kuki and Naga groups and family members of 14 hostages from the Taphou Kuki community appealed for their safe release.The hostage crisis started on May 13 after unknown persons killed four civilians.
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