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Date
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Place
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Incident
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Nature of incident
|
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Janaury 6
|
Senapati
|
SFs rescued one Jangkholun Guite, village secretary
of Haokip Champhai of Saikul under Sagolmang Police Station
in Senapati District, who was kidnapped on January 2 by suspected
KNA-I cadres. Guite was rescued by the SFs from Kholjang village
under Kangpokpi Police Station in Senapati District. Further,
SFs arrested two militants of KNA-I along with one 7.65mm pistol,
live rounds and two letters on the latter pad of KNA-I.
|
Non-violent
|
| February 6 |
Senapati |
The Bus Association of Senapati, Kanggui and Motbung
ceased passenger service for two days due to monetary demand of
INR 500,000 to the associations by suspected KNO/KRA. The Association
which is not in a position to pay the demand of the organization
ceased the service due to fear, said a source.
|
violent |
| February 24 |
Imphal |
Manipur Governor VK Duggal, in his first ever
address in the Manipur Legislative Assembly, on February 24, said
his Government is taking steps to make Manipur a peaceful and
prosperous State with all the communities living harmoniously.
He said Manipur has been affected by insurgent activities spread
over a period of over four decades where more than 60 militant
outfits, including factions, are operating. Insurgency has adversely
affected development, he said.
|
Statement |
| March 28 |
NS |
KNA-I declared its total ban against the Congress
party in the 16th Lok Sabha Election. According to a statement
signed by the outfit's 'Information and Publicity secretary' Barak
Kuki, Kukis have been living since time immemorial in their respective
dwelling places peacefully while safeguarding the integrity, identity
and culture but the understanding and peaceful coexistence of
the Kukis are being demolished by the Congress-led UPA Government.
While cautioning individuals and civil organizations to abstain
from election related activities in favor of Congress the outfit
warned to take suitable action against those working or supporting
the Congress party.
|
Statement |
| April 1 |
NS |
A Kuki based underground faction, KNA-I, banned
Congress in the forthcoming Lok Sabha (Lower House of Indian
Parliament) elections in the Outer Manipur (Reserved) constituency,
blaming it of jeopardizing the peaceful existence of the Kukis
in the State.
|
Non-violent |
| April 5 |
NS |
Kuki militant groups which are under trilateral
SoO pact with the Government of India and Government of Manipur
have decided to support the Congress candidate in Outer Manipur.
UPF and KNO, the two umbrella organisations of several Kuki underground
groups, took separate decisions to support the Congress candidate
in view of some political parties/candidates campaigning on the
line of ethnicity and community affiliations.
|
Non-Violent |
| June 3 |
NS |
KNO 'president' PS Haokip stated that
the SoO has been extended several times over, but the Government
is yet to engage the Kukis in a dialogue. He advocated regrouping
of Zo tribes. |
Non Violent |
| June 5 |
NS |
UPF exuded confidence that the new Prime Minister
would address the political demand of UPF and KNO.
|
Non Violent |
| June 22 |
NS |
SoO between GoI AND KNO will expire by August
22. KNO 'spokesperson' Dr Seilen Haokip stated that KNO will observe
closely how the new Government perceives and considers the Kuki
issue and the Kuki underground outfits.
|
Statement |
| June 30 |
New Delhi |
The CM of Mizoram Lal Thanhawla appealed to Rajnath
Singh to resume peace talks with Manipur's KNO He said that KNO
was not fighting for secession from the Indian Union but struggled
for rights of the Kukis.
|
Statement |
| July 11 |
Churachandpur |
There are a total of 17 militant organisations
affiliated with KNO in Churchandpur.
|
Statement |
| July 28 |
NS |
The current SoO with KNO will expire by August
22.
|
Non-Violent |
| July 28 |
Tuibuong/ Churachandpur |
ZRF 'defence director' Nengzamuan alias Nicolas
was killed by five assailants at his residence in Tuibuong in
Churachandpur District
|
Violent |
| July 28 |
NS |
KNO President PS Haokip advised armed groups from
taking vengeance as it will neither help create Zogam nor Zalengam
(Land of Freedom).
|
Statement |
| August 9 |
NS |
12 days before the expiry of the present term
of SoO of KNO uncertainty hangs whether KNO will sign for extension
of SoO.
|
Statement |
| August 14 |
NS |
KNO has indicated that the SOO is likely to continue
after its expiry on August 22.
|
Statement |
| August 16 |
New Delhi |
KNO 'defence secretary' TS Haokip met Union Minister
of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju and discussed the commencement
of political dialogue. KNO sources said that the Kuki public and
cadres have become very impatient as no dialogue has started even
though SoO was signed in 2008. Rijiju has assured the KNO leader
to engage in the political dialogue.
|
Non-Violent |
| August 17 |
Litan/ Ukhrul |
OGW of KNA Hejin C Jang was arrested from a vehicle
check post of Litan in Ukhrul District.
|
Non-Violent |
| September 23 |
NS |
KNO expressed displeasure over the formalization
of the extension of SoO and the State Government has reportedly
intimated MHA to fix a date for the tripartite meetings with both
the KNO and UPF.
|
Non-Violent |
| September 23 |
NS |
KNO 'spokesman' Seilen Haokip alleged that extension
of SoO was a case of extreme irregular from the part of the Government.
|
Statement |
| October 7 |
NS |
Although SoO pact between KNO State Government
and GoI has been extended by an year, no tripartite political
dialogue will be held as KNO have certain grudges against the
Government.
|
Non-Violent |
| October 13 |
NS |
KNA information and publicity secretary LH Stephen'
stated that KRA, which is under SoO has opened a new 'army head
quarters' called Tintong 'battalion' at Veitum Kholen, New Keithelmanbi
in Imphal West District under command of 'sergeant major' Ronald
Haokip ON October 8. He also added that the new 'army headquarters'
has 11 automatic rifles.
|
Statement |
| December 19 |
NS |
1122 KNA militants under the SoO have surrendered
before the Government, said Deputy CM Gagairam
|
Statement |
