KUKI People's and Indian Politics

KUKI People's and Indian Politics The Kukis constitute one of several hill tribes within India, Bangladesh, and Burma.

As Chin in the Chin State of Myanmar and as Mizo in the State of Mizoram in India are a number of related Tibeto-Burman tribal peoples spread throughout the ne-burma.

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PRESS HANDOUTJune 24, 2024: Thousands of protesters from the Kuki-Zo tribal community marched through the streets in Lam...
24/06/2024

PRESS HANDOUT

June 24, 2024: Thousands of protesters from the Kuki-Zo tribal community marched through the streets in Lamka (Churachandpur) on Monday demanding a political solution to end the year- long ethnic violence in Manipur.

The rally, organized by the Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF), started at Lamka Public Ground in the center of town at 11 am and ended at the Wall of Remembrance, a memorial for almost 200 tribals killed during the violence.

Protesters held placards like "No Political Solution, No Peace", "Union Territory for the Kuki-Zo People Right Now!", "Forced Union With Meiteis Will Not Last" and "We Want UT Under Article 239A".

ITLF Chairman Pagin Haokip delivered the keynote address at the rally. Other speakers include MLA Paolienlal Haokip, Zo United Secretary Rev. VL. Ngakthang, Zomi Council General Secretary Pauneihlal and Kuki Inpi Manipur Vice President Jangmang Haokip. ITLF General Secretary Muan Tombing read out the content of the memorandum to be submitted to the Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

The peaceful rally was organized to demand that the central government expedite the process of finding a political solution to the violence in Manipur. Tribals want the creation of a Union Territory with legislature under article 239A of the constitution. Similar rallies were also held in Kangpokpi, Tengnoupal and Pherzawl districts on the same day.

ITLF, an umbrella group for tribal bodies, says the government should accelerate the process of finding a political solution because:

1. After more than a year of killings and displacements, there is no improvement in the security situation, with citizens at risk of being killed every day. In the past few weeks, two tribals were killed by Meitei miscreants in Jiribam district. Another was abducted, and his whereabouts are still unknown.

2. Homes and properties of tribals are still being burned and destroyed, one year after the start of the conflict. To date, almost 200 tribals have been killed and more than 7,000 homes destroyed. In the recent flareup of violence in Jiribam, around 50 homes and shops belonging to tribals were burned down.

3. For more than a year, supplies of all goods, including essential items, have been blocked from entering tribal areas. Even basic hospital items like cotton swabs often run out. This has severely affected the quality of life for tribals.

4. All development activities, including maintenance and repair of public infrastructure, have grinded to a halt for the past year in tribal areas, while all Meitei-controlled valley areas enjoy state patronage.

5. The valley-based population even resorts to destroying public utilities like electricity, denying us our basic rights.

6. With tribals unable to travel to the state capital, the Meitei-controlled state government is using the opportunity to conduct mass job recruitment, knowing fully well that tribals will not be able to avail themselves of the opportunity. Many job opportunities have already been lost for tribal youths, showing that the state government is openly partisan.

7. Tribal students have also been adversely affected, especially those in technical lines, as all major centers of learning and all head offices are located in the capital.

8. As a minority community with fewer numbers and even fewer resources to protect ourselves, we are under constant threat of being attacked by militant groups like Arambai Tenggol and the proscribed UNLF, who have access to a large arsenal of weapons bought from across the border or looted from state armories. They have openly stated that their aim is to either kill all of us or drive us out of our lands.

The rally was concluded with the submission of a memorandum to the Union Home Minister through the Deputy Commisioner of Churahandpur, Manipur by ITLF leaders led by the Chairman and General Secretary.

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_*Excerpt from the book The Secret of Churachandpur District*_*A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHURACHANDPUR*BY: T. Dongzakai GangteC...
20/06/2024

_*Excerpt from the book The Secret of Churachandpur District*_

*A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHURACHANDPUR*

BY: T. Dongzakai Gangte
Chief of Hill Town
Date: 15th June 2024

*Neighbours*
1. North - Tamenglong & Senapati
2. South - Mizoram & Chin State (Myanmar)
3. East - Bishenpur & Chandel
4. West- Assam & Mizoram

Before the coming of the British, Churachandpur district was inhabited by the Haokip/Thadou, Zou, Paite, Simte, Hmar, Gangte, Vaiphei and Kom tribes who were collectively known as Kuki; and who all were nominally under the rule of the Maharaja of Manipur. After the annexation of Manipur to the British Empire in 1891, the British and the Maharaja of Manipur reached an understanding of the governance of the state of Manipur. Subsequently the Manipur Darbar was established in the year 1919, under the agreement that the Maharaja Darbar was made responsible for the administration of the Manipur valley areas, and the President of the Maharaja Darbar was given the charge and the responsibility of administering all the hill areas
of Manipur. The Hill areas of Manipur were then divided into three sub-divisions namely 1) Suongpi 2) Tamenglong 3) Ukhrul.

In earlier part of 1921, the then Sub Divisional Officer of Suongpi B.C.Gasper hosted a grand feast in honor and to welcome back home the native volunteers who had joined the Allied British Forces as Labour corps and were deployed in France during the first World War. The Maharaja of Manipur, Sir Churachand Singh also graced the feast as Guest of Honor; to venerate the visit of the Maharaja, the sub-division of Suongpi was renamed as Churachandpur. In the year 1930, the three sub-divisions of the Hill Areas Suongpi (Churachandpur), Tamenglong & Ukhrul were altogether abolished and the entire hill area of the Manipur Province was placed under the President of Manipur State Darbar, divided mainly into two administrative sub-divisions - North & South. The administrative headquarters for the sub-division of Churachandpur was shifted to Imphal; the then Maharaja of Manipur, Sir Churachand Singh having given away a vacant place and building to the General Secretary of the North East India General Mission ( NEIGM) Mr. H.H. Colemanand his friend Dr. Crozier as an expression of his gratitude for curing his daughter who was suffering from a serious ailment.

In 1933, a new administrative arrangement was again made by the Manipur Darbar, the hill areas of Manipur were once more divided into three sub-divisions namely 1) Sardar 2) Ukhrul 3) Tamenglong. The Churachandpur sub- division was further divided into two circles Churachandpur and Thanlon under Sadar. At the end of the 2nd World War in 1945, the two circle offices were placed under one sub-divisional unit known as Churachandpur sub-division. In view of the fact that the former Sub-Division headquarters was already occupied by the Missionaries, a new administrative office was established at the present headquarters known as "New Churachandpur" After India attained her Independence in 1947, the entire Manipur was divided into two administrative units such as the Valley and the Hills under the Indian Union Territory of Manipur. Shri. PB. Singh was nominated as the Chief Minister and Mr. T.C. Tiankham & Mr. Teba Kilong was nominated as Minister Hill affairs in the interim council.

The interim council was subsequently dissolved and a fresh election to the Hill Council was held in 1947. The members elected to the Hill Council for the period of 1947- 1949 were:
_Member Elected_ _Constituency_
T.C. Tiankham. Hanship
T. Tualchin. Senvon
Dr. L. Kampu Gangte. Maite
Demzakhai VaipheiChurachandpur
Nominated Member. Teba Kilong

In the year 1950 (49)* the state of Manipur was included in the part 'C' state under the Constitution of India; the Hill Council was dissolved and the system of Electoral College was introduced. The elected members of the Electoral College for the period of 1950 - 53 were:
• Churachandpur - Sumkhohen
• Thanlon - Jem Khuma

The electoral College was abolished again, and Manipur was placed under the Indian Union Territory; two members were nominated respectively from the Hill Areas - Dr. L. Kampu and A.Daiho as Advisors to the Chief Commissioner, Manipur. It was during this period in the year 1954 the Central Government recognized the sub- tribes of Churachandpur District namely Hmar, Paite, Gangte, Simte, Zou, Vaiphei as Schedule tribe under the constitution of India. With the introduction of the Territorial Council Act of 1956, the post of the Chief Commissioner was done away with and elections to the Territorial Council were held; the elected members were:

For the term of 1957 - 1963
_Members Elected Constituency_

Paulien Haokip Churachandpur S.Pauneikhai. Thanlon

For the term of 1967 - 1972
_Member Elected Constituency_
-S.Vumkhom Churachandpur
-T.Goukhenpao. Thanlon

The territorial Council was again replaced by the Legislative Assembly in the year 1963, members were elected to the legislative assembly for two terms - 1963 - 1967 & 1967 -1972. In 1969, Manipur was divided into 6(six) Districts, the Churachandpur sub-division was upgraded with five Development blocks -Churachandpur, Thanlon, Henglep, Tipaimukh and Singngat.

Manipur was conferred a full- fledged status of a State under the Indian Union on 21st January 1972. In the year 1973, three more legislative assembly constituencies were carved out in the district of Churachandpur - namely Henglep, Tipaimukh & Singngat. Today the Churachandpur District has 6 assembly constituencies and hence six Members of Legislative Assemblies.

In the year 1973 elections to the District Council were held in 18 constituencies of Churachandpur District. The Council had a total of 20 members- 18 elected and 2 nominated, the members were popularly known as MDC (Members of District Council). The elections to the fourth District Council ( intended to be held in 1983) could not be held as it was boycotted by social organizations demanding application of 6th schedule provisions of the Indian Constitution to the district of Churachandpur; hence the fourth District Council elections stands indefinitely postponed till today.

The Churachandpur Town was already notified as a Small Town Committee way back in the year 1961 and it was upgraded to a Municipality in 1978, the Municipality status was abolished ten years later in 1988 as they could not have the privilege of Rural Development Funds. The asses and liabilities were handed to the Distric Council. Between the year 1970 - 1980 the Tipaimukh and Guite stretched off roads were constructed by Border Road Task Force ( BRTF) up to the boundaries of Mizoram; and all the Sub-Divisional headquarters were motor-able from the district headquarters. But of late with the coming of several insurgency groups and the unfortunate ethnic clash of 1997/'98, Government offices in Hill areas could not function as good as before.

Churachandpur District is inhabited by several ethnic groups such as Mizo, Kuki, Meitei, Zomi, Naga, Hmar, Muslim and Businessmen from outside Manipur. The local administration of villages is under the Chieftainship from time immemorial.

THE STORY BEHIND SONGPI, CHURACHANDPUR AND LAMKABy Ginza VualzongGinzaLamka and Churachandpur are two different location...
20/06/2024

THE STORY BEHIND SONGPI, CHURACHANDPUR AND LAMKA
By Ginza Vualzong

Ginza
Lamka and Churachandpur are two different locations altogether and have different stories of origin. However due to the political manipulation of the Meitei people of the valley, the two have been amalgamated into one. It might sound confusing but if you know the histories and origins of both these places, the two are not the same and should not be confused with. The real Churachandpur is a hillock 15 kms west of Lamka, which was previously known as Songpi. Songpi was later changed to Churachandpur to honored the Maharaja Churachand. Lamka, the current District headquarter, on the other hand existed separately and had no connection with Songpi. Songpi was the old sub divisional headquarter which was abandoned in 1930. After 10 years of this abandonment, the new Sub-Divisional headquarter was moved to the present Lamka town, which was incorrectly put in the paper as Churachandpur by the people from the valley.

Background history of Songpi as SDO office:
After the Zou gal (the Kuki Rebellion) in 1919, the administration of the Hill Tribes was in the hand of the British Officers, Political Agents, Vice-Presidents and Presidents of the Manipur State Darbar (Manipur Raja). However the British Government refused to hand over the hill administrations to the Raja of Manipur citing that they would be too dangerous. (Notes written by Col. Maxwell, Col. Woods and Col. Shakespear. 29 July 1937, File No. G.S. 2753 of 1940, Dillip K. Lahiri & Binal J Dev: Manipur Culture and Pollitics 1987, pp 111-112)

From Songpi to Churachandpur:
In the year 1919, Manipur Hill areas was reorganized and the whole of Manipur Hill Areas was divided into three administrative units. Songpi was made the South-west Sub-Divisional Headquarters, the others headquarters being at Ukhrul and Tamenglong. In 1921 Mr B.C. Gasper, the SDO of Songpi threw a feast in honour of the France returnees and the Maharaja of Manipur, Churachand Singh also took part in the feast. On that occasion Songpi was renamed to Churachandpur after the name of Maharaja Churachand.

How Churachandpur (Songpi) was abolished:
On 1st January 1930 the South-west Sub-Division was abolished and the headquarter abandoned. The whole area was placed under the President of Manipur State Darbar with two Sub-Divisions - Western Sub-division with its headquarter at Tamenglong and the eastern part annexed to Sadar Hills Sub Division with its headquarter in Imphal. This was how the Churachandpur Sub-division abolished.

From Songpi to Mission Compound:
After the abandonment of the Songpi Sub-Division Headquarter, the Darbar Resolution No 2A of 29th January 1930 approved to leased all Sub-Divisional properties to the North East India General Mission (NEIGM) with a yearly fee of Rs 600. Later on 26th September 1930, after the verbal agreement of Semthong Haokip, the chief of Songpi and Mr Coleman who represent NEIGM, the chief agreed to transferred the land and all the rights he had to the mission. Accordingly the NEIGM made payment to the village chief for the land and called Mission Compound and not Churchandpur. However some people still refer to it as Old Churachandpur.

Origin of Lamka:
In 1930 around the same time two Paite gentlemen established the present Lamka. Pu Phungkhothang Guite established the present Hiangtam Lamka and Pu Zenhang Valte established the present Zenhang Lamka. This two villages were together called Lamka. At that time when they established this twin villages there were no other villages nearby and the whole area was under thick forests, abound in wild animals, teemed with mosquitoes and devoid of people. Malaria was too common and people from the hills were reluctant to live in the valley. But slowly Lamka began to flourished from village to town and the population increased rapidly.

How Lamka became District Headquarter:
Ten years after the abolition of Churachandpur, there was need to re-established the Sub-divisional office. So Mr. Pearson and Pu Thangkhopao Kipgen came for site selection for the SDO's Office. They went to see the old site at Churachandpur (Songpi), but found abandoned structures left behind by the American troops after the World War II. Considering the poor condition of the old site Churachandpur, Lamka seems to be a better location for the SDO headquarter. Therefore, the Circle Office was housed at the present residence of the Deputy Commissioner, Lamka. However with the political manipulation of the Meitei, the new SDO headquarter at Lamka was still imposed with the old name of Churachandpur, which was already given to Songpi.

On 14 November 1969, Manipur was re-organized into 6 administrative units and Lamka/Churachandpur was the headquarter of Manipur South District. Later in 25 May 1983, Manipur was re-organized again into Districts and Churachandpur District was one of the hill district.

Chief of Hill Town Pu Dongzakai Gangte who was the Municipal Chairman in the year 1986 declared that Lamka was the correct name for Churachandpur District via 44th Municipal Board Meeting Misc Agenda No. 4 Dated 18.12.86 and the Municipality Board forwarded the request to the government for approval.

On 27 October 1982 the following 7 chiefs gave their consent for the correct name Lamka, and agreed to the memorandum that was submitted to the Deputy Commisioner by APSU to change the name from Churachandpur to Lamka : (1) Hiangtam Lamka, (2) Bijang Loubuk, (3) Bungmual, (4) Tuibuang, (5) Chiengkonpang, (6) D. Phailien and (7) Headquarter

Let me also add what Pu H.K. Neitham, Executive Officer (Town), Autonomous District Council, Churachandpur, 1982 have to say about it:
"In my opinion the present Churachandpur Town will be more appopriate and correct if it is called 'Lamka' in view of the fact that during the British Rule in Manipur State, this place was called as 'Hiangtam Lamka'. The so called Churachandpur which was after the name of late Sir Churachand Singh, Maharaja, was at a place of the present Mission Compound or Old Churachandpur or Songpi, a distance of about 15 kms from the District Hq, Churachandpur"

Conclusion:
Songpi is history now, which was an abandoned sub-division headquarter and it should not be confused with Lamka - the current District Headquarter. Although the name Churachandpur applied to Songpi, the meitei manipulated the government record and incorrectly called Lamka as Churachandpur. The aspiration to change the name of Churachandpur District is to correct the imposed name of Lamka which is the current District Headquarter and not the Churachandpur that was associated with Songpi.

Book reference:
1. This is Lamka by Dr. Tualchin Neihsial
2. Account of the valley of Munnipore and of the Hill Tribes by Major W. McCulloch 1859
3. Foreign Deparment Report on Chin-Lushai Hills, Sep 1892
4. Dr. H. Kamkhenthang "Lamka Town vis-a-vis Churachandpur, 1995

Is the NSCN-IM attempting to enter the Manipur Conflict ?The Conflict in Manipur between the Meiteis and Kukis have cros...
19/06/2024

Is the NSCN-IM attempting to enter the Manipur Conflict ?

The Conflict in Manipur between the Meiteis and Kukis have crossed one year. The Nagas of Manipur have largely remained 'neutral' though there were reports that NSCN-IM facilitated the Meiteis UGs from Burma to enter through their territories.

On the day that the conflict started, Kukis and Nagas had together organised a rally opposing the ST demands of the Meiteis. However, Meiteis started singling out Kukis knowing well that they wouldn't be able to take Kukis and Nagas together. The Nagas in turn remained 'Neutral'. Kukis allegedly approached Naga CSOs for a joint front but they remained non-commital awaiting 'orders' from 'higher-ups'! Nagas who have been fighting for Naga integration lost one golden opportunity to carve out Naga areas out of Manipur.

One year down the line, things did not turn out like many expected. Kukis started regrouping and the fight back started. The 'blow' never happened and instead Meiteis were 'Khamenloked'. In such a scenario, the Meiteis with all their state machinery have not been able to cross the buffer.

It is now evident that Kukis and Meiteis might never be able to stay together again. As for the Nagas, political talks seem to have reached a stalemate. Besides that, the Lok Sabha elections proved that Nagas of Manipur have varying interest and one organisation or UG group is not necessarily the representative of all Naga voices. Moreover, for the first time in NSCN's history, a Tangkhul faction has emerged out of NSCN-IM. In effect, Tangkhuls themselves are also slowly resenting the dictatorial control of IM and therefore, IM cannot even speak for Tangkhuls as a whole. This makes IM leadership nervous. For one, the peace talk with the GOI is not bearing fruits; now a powerful group led by Hanshi has walked out to the jungles of Burma, with 200 new recruits currently undergoing training. With IM largely left out of the 'News' in Manipur, they badly need relevance. Creating disturbance to draw attention is an old trick from Muivah's Red book. Moreover, it would be a good way of gaining sympathy if it fights against a percieved enemy. That explains why NSCN-IM, all of a sudden, is fighting in Indo-Burma borderlands. IM seem to have already zeroed on its intended enemy as any fight agains the PDFs of Burma is portrayed as a fight against Kuki National Army(Burma)/KNA-B. Why IM is now fighting alongside Junta is irrelevant. The baffling question is, why is it fighting alongside Meitei UGs based in Burma while it keeps selling a Nagalim dream which includes having to carve out parts of Manipur. The answer perhaps is 'blowin in the wind'.

Nagas must be careful lest they are dragged in to a war only meant to benefit one tribe. Naga sentimentalism has been used and abused and the wiser ones amongst Nagas might see through why Anthony Shimray has sent 100 Nagas to fight an irrelevant battle in Burma to get one Ao reportedly 'killed'(thankfully he is reportedly still safe in NUG prison). While IM might be able to force the GOI to take notice, many precious Nagas might also be lost again. All because one group wants to draw attention? Fast deveoping towns like Senapati might also lose bussinesses. Let those who have ears listen and the sharp eyes see.

13/06/2024

KUKI & MEITEI IN JIRIBAM EXPLAINED BY PRABHAT SINGH

13/06/2024

Daily such incidents are happening and destroying peace of Manipur.

No one is taking action against them. When will situation get normal? Here
Meira Paibis as usual fighting with the ASSAM RIFLES paving to let them attack areas

एक समय था जब Meitei militants (Manipuri separatist) ने ADGPI - Indian Army  के convoy पर हमला किया, जिसमे Army के Lt Col...
11/06/2024

एक समय था जब Meitei militants (Manipuri separatist) ने ADGPI - Indian Army के convoy पर हमला किया, जिसमे Army के Lt Col Rajeev Bhakshi, SM, Dogra Regiment सहिद हो गया और ऐसे ही कई meitei terrorists ने कई हमला किया गया। फिर भी भारत सरकार इंफाल घाटी से AFSPA हटा देते है और पहाड़ी चैत्र मे ही कानून लागू किया।

जब से AFSPA हट गया इंफाल घाटी में तभी से मैटीई Militias का होसला और भी बार गया। राज्य पुलिस, MR और IRB ट्रेनिंग केंद्र से 5000 हथियार तथा 500000 से अधिक गोली बरुद् लूट कर आदिवासियों पर हमला करने मे कोई कसर नही छोड़े। और Taliban or ISISI जैसे खुले आम इंफाल घाटी मे घूम रहे हैं or Ministry of Defence, Government of India को नजर ही नही लगता। अगर इन्हे आज नही रोकेंगे तो कल्के दिनों भारत को काफी हद तक नुक्सान ही पहुंचाएंगे।

महोदय Narendra Modi आज भी आदिवासियों का विश्वास टुट चुका है। आखिर कब तक चुप होंगे।

Kuki समूह अपना बचाओ अभियान में ही लगे आक्रमक मे नही उतेरे है। अभी भी केंद्र सरकार से न्याय की अपेक्षा पर है।
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UpdateOne dead reported from Meitei terrorists
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Update

One dead reported from Meitei terrorists

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Pherzawl dist Henchungpunje /saikulphai a AR hai hunglut tum chu *ITAC WOMEN WING* nuhmei ruol in an lo dang kir.

10 June 2024 update

INDIGENIOUS TRIBES ADVOCACY COMMITTEE  Statistic ReportA. Total no. Of house burned/Destroyed= 45  1.Lalhlimpui (Burned)...
10/06/2024

INDIGENIOUS TRIBES ADVOCACY COMMITTEE

Statistic Report

A. Total no. Of house burned/Destroyed= 45
1.Lalhlimpui (Burned) /Uchathol
2.Lallawmthang (Burned) /Uchathol
3.Kimkhonei (Burned) /Uchathol
4.Manjuri Hmar (burned) /Uchathol
5.Sawma Hmar (Burned) Uchathol
6.Roding Hmar (Burned) /Uchathol
7.Laldeng Hmar(Burned) /Uchathol Laldeng Neihsiel (Burned) /Uchathol
8.Paokhosiem Singson (Suksiet)/ Uchathol
9.T. Mangboy Gangte (Burned)/ kalinagar ward-3
10.Ginzapawl Gangte (Burned) /Kalinagar wd-3
11.P. Sema (Burned)/Kalinagar wd-2
12.Thanglien (burned) / Kalinagar wd-2
13.Upa L.Moia (Destroyed) /Kalinagar wd-2
14.Songminlien (Destroyed)/ Kalinagar wd-2

B.Total no. Of Church burned=1 /EBCC Vengnuam, Jiribam

*C*.Dead/lost= 2
a.) L Lallianmuang, Ages.40, S/o (L) Luai am, inhabitants of Vengnuam Dibong khunou, Jiribam was drag away from his home by Arambai tengol and his whereabout is still unknown.

b) Abducted on 14th May 2024 by Meitei Terrorists Arambai Tenggol at Jiribam. And missing since then. The decomposed body of a 21-year-old Bosco Seigoulen Singson was discovered in the Jiri River near Muolzawl Village, inhabited by the Hmar Mizo community, in Jiribam, Manipur, India, in 17th May 2024. He was killed by Meitei terrorists.

Did the Hmar Mizo tribals make a mistake by not retaliating against the Meitei community then? According to the Arambai Meitei terrorists and Parivar, the tribal community is always blamed for any death in Jiribam. How else would the Arambai maintain relevance without creating chaos, especially since they failed to capture polling booths in Inner Manipur? With the next election not until 2027, spreading propaganda and instigating unrest seems to be their only strategy to maintain an image of "MEITEI KHATRE ME HE," despite the presence of the Indian Army, Meitei Commandos and Meitei Police to protect the Meiteis in Manipur.

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29/05/2024

कुकी इंपी ने मिजोरम के लोगों के प्रति अपनी हार्दिक सहानुभूति व्यक्त की, जो विनाशकारी चक्रवात रेमल से गहराई से प्रभावित हुए हैं। जिन भाइयों और बहनों ने अपनी जान गंवाई, उनके सम्मान में कुकी इंपी सचिवालय, लम्का में एक शोक कार्यक्रम आयोजित किया गया।,

Kuki Inpi chuan Cyclone Remal rapthlak tak maiin nasa taka a tuar Mizoram mipuite chu thinlung takin a tawrhpui thu a sawi a. Chu unau nunna chante chawimawina atan Kuki Inpi Secretariat, Lamka-ah tawrhpuina programme buatsaih a ni.

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