Tensions rise in Manipur as Kuki-Zo, Naga protests over church leaders’ killings
Tensions have escalated in Manipur due to protests by Kuki-Zo and Naga communities following the killings of church leaders. The Kuki Women Organisation For Human Rights organized a rally demanding justice and security measures, while Naga civil bodies protested for the release of captured civilians. The situation reflects the ongoing conflict and deepening divide between the two communities in the region.
- ▪Kuki-Zo organizations protested in Churachandpur over the killing of three church leaders.
- ▪Naga and Meitei civil bodies protested in Imphal West demanding the release of six Naga civilians allegedly held by Kuki groups.
- ▪Around 38 individuals from both communities were held captive following clashes, with some released and others still in custody.
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Tensions rise in Manipur as Kuki-Zo, Naga protests over church leaders’ killingsThe parallel protests underscored the deepening strain between the Kuki and Naga communities following a fresh cycle of violence in Kangpokpi and Noney districts earlier this week.Published on: May 16, 2026 8:44 PM ISTBy Thomas Ngangom, ImphalShare viaCopy link Tension mounted in Manipur on Friday as Kuki-Zo organisations staged mass protests in Churachandpur over the killing of three church leaders, while Naga and Meitei civil bodies jointly protested in Imphal West demanding the safe release of six Naga civilians allegedly held captive by Kuki groups.Following the clash, around 38 individuals belonging to both the Kuki and Naga communities were held captive, according to home minister Govindas KonthoujamThe…
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