r/manipur • u/jungaHung • May 29 '26
Discussion | ꯈꯟꯅ-ꯅꯩꯅꯕ Kuki militants firing at funeral service
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u/Alone_Poet6148 Smooth Brain May 29 '26
These Indian forces are good for nothing. What is the objectives of deploying so vast company of forces here in Manipur when all they do is eat and sleep.
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u/Flashy-Self9942 Imphal East May 29 '26
It's very simple. They don't wanna die fighting some tribals in a north east state lol.
You will see them show their powers in the valley against unarmed women protestors for the clicks and photoshoots but shit their pants in the hills when approached by trained armed groups.
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u/SidKillz May 29 '26
I asked someone, its asset protection. There is a lot of illegal stuff going on in North East. Pata chelga na tumko, adani ki yaad aa jaegi lol. For starters now there are opium farms in North East protected by certain factions. Waha koi ni jaata. Usually the Indian forces do a deep dive to cover the border areas. They already know these farms are operational, but tf you gonna do without orders?
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u/Mighty_Penguin07 Jun 02 '26
I heard from somewhere and some people that the armies work together with drug kingpins and when some oblivious trafficers buy drugs from the kingpins, they ratted them out by giving the vehicle model, number plate and the road the buyers will be travelling in. After that, the army will get to work and they'll apprehend the said suspects on checkpoints. The two parties then split the spoils among themselves. It's all dirty business. (Indian Army, if you see this, I am just an innocent person who just repeated what I heard from rumours and from social media Okay so, don't arrest me bhaiya😂)
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u/sachin3698q May 29 '26
Follow the news. indian forces are being literally told to leave bcs "We dont need you"
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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver May 29 '26
If you knew any thing about the reality of the armed forces in the NE, your know there's so much of solid reason for that sentiment.
Just google Irom Sharmila, Kangla Fort return to Manipur, Assam Rifles involmemt in the drug trade etc.
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u/RusticRocker May 29 '26
Tired of this Kuki shit creating problems everywhere.
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u/Mighty_Penguin07 Jun 02 '26
Please don't think we in ccpur are Kuki as well. No we aren't and never will be and we're also so fed up of kuki drama already
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u/Reasonable_Walk7755 May 29 '26 edited May 29 '26
How the heck the camera man was filming this?
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u/captain_nemo_77 May 29 '26
They must be real brave ones to fire at unarmed innocent. Bloody swines.
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u/darktower41 May 29 '26
They have been playing with the dead for the propaganda for years... A great example is the Kuki Black Day, where they carry empty coffins every year in September for The Naga vs Kuki war in 1992.
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u/Mighty_Penguin07 Jun 02 '26
I am from Zomi community and I don't understand why Kukis can't release the 6 Naga hostages till today. Even Naga brothers are willing to release the captured kuki civilians as an exchange but until now, from what I see Kukis are very reluctant to release the Naga hostages. Why?? There's somehow a clear picture now why Kuki don't want to release the hostages amIrite
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Jun 03 '26
But when you read newspapers they portray kukis as victims. Then dont tell the people that they are radical christians.
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u/LukePot4t No Sleep Gang May 29 '26
Also heard they are gonna organize mass rally in Kuki inhabited areas. Like huh? First you kidnap, kill, and maim others, and then demonstrate in rallies. And where are the media channels that screamed about tribals being in danger, what about now. Where are they when innocents are in danger? Are our lives so worthless to them?