Manipur Timeline - Year 2005

January 3	Unidentified terrorists kill a civilian at Irengbam Hawairou Pukhri Achouba in the Thoubal district.
January 6	Two children and a woman are killed and three persons sustain injuries as an abandoned grenade explodes at Moirangkhunou under Moirang police station limits in the Bishnupur district. The Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), through a statement released in Imphal, asks the heads of educational institutions to impose the eeyongphi phanek (traditional local dress) as uniform for girl students of classes IX and X from the forthcoming academic session, beginning February.
January 7	Kuki National Army (KNA) terrorists kill a student, identified as Tontang Koshang, at Molnom Kuki village in the Ukhrul district. Unidentified terrorists kill a civilian at Sekmai in the Imphal West district.
January 9	Five terrorists are killed following a factional clash between cadres of the hitherto unknown People’s Revolution of Kangleipak (PRK) and People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) at Khordak in the Bishnupur district.
January 10	Three United National Liberation Front (UNLF) terrorists are killed during an encounter with the police at Bunghol Khullen village under Yairipok police station limits in the Thoubal district A civilian is killed and four persons, including two Manipur Rifles personnel, are injured as unidentified terrorists ambush a security force party at Yurembam under Patsoi police station limits in Imphal West district.
January 12	A combined team of the United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) and Kuki Revolutionary Army (KRA) terrorists kill the ‘chief’ of Kuki National Army (KNA) during an internecine clash at Diyang in Churachandpur district. In a statement released to the local media, KRA ‘administration secretary’, L Jacob, claims that KNA chief, Vipin Haokip, was ‘given capital punishment’ for working against the interests of the Kuki people as well as acting as an ‘agent of the Indian Government’. Security force personnel kill a suspected KNA terrorist, identified as Zangkhopao Kuki, during an encounter between Pashang and Molnom villages in the Ukhrul district. Suspected Kuki terrorists kill a youth, identified as Laishram Panchamani, at Moreh town in Chandel district.
January 13	Unidentified terrorists kill a 23-year-old youth, identified as Jangkhogin Haokip, at Moreh town in the Chandel district.
January 14	An elderly man is killed in a bomb explosion, suspected to have been triggered by unidentified terrorists, at Sotobekra in the Imphal East district.
January 15	Two suspected terrorists of the People's United Liberation Front (PULF) are killed during an encounter at Keirao Makting Ingkhol Leirak in the Imphal East district.
January 16	The UNLF claims to have killed at least six security force (SF) personnel during an attack carried out by its Manipur People’s Army (MPA) cadres at a place between Tuilaphai and Sijon village in Churachandpur district.
January 18	Two civilians and an unidentified terrorist are killed during an encounter at Wangoo Saban Nungoi Leikai under Sugnu police station limits in the Thoubal district.
January 23	Troops kill two suspected cadres of the MPA, armed wing of the UNLF, in the Shingmun area of Churachandpur district. The Manipur People's Liberation Front (MPLF) and the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) call for a boycott of the Republic Day celebrations on January 26.
January 24	SF killed two unidentified terrorists in the Lamshang general area of Imphal West district.
January 26	Seven persons, including two SF personnel, are wounded as suspected UNLF terrorists trigger two explosions targeting a vehicle belonging to the SFs in the Chandrapur village of Imphal East district.
January 28	Unidentified terrorists shot dead a civilian, identified as Immanuel at Tuithopi village near a canal, about 2 kms east of Churachandpur police station.
January 29	Unidentified terrorists kill one police personnel and a civilian at Kakmayai under Yairipok police station limits in the Thoubal district.
February 2	One SF personnel is killed and five others sustain injuries in a gun-battle with unidentified terrorists at Kwatha village in the Chandel district.
February 5	One SF personnel is killed and two others sustain injuries during an attack by suspected UNLF terrorists on an army post at Gothol in the Churachandpur district.
February 8	The outlawed KCP accuses the faction led by Leibakmacha alias K K Mangang as being responsible for the November 2004-murder of eight-year old Lungnila Elizabeth, daughter of Manipur Education Minister, Francis Ngajokpa.
February 9	A betel trader is abducted and later shot dead by suspected terrorists at Akampat Students’ Organization ground under Irinbung police station jurisdiction in the Imphal East district.
February 13	Terrorists ambush an advance security party of the Manipur Chief Minister, Okram Ibobi Singh, at Oksu, 30 km from the capital Imphal. However, no loss of life or injuries is reported.
February 15	At least two cadres of the UNLF and one of the NSCN-IM are killed, while six persons sustain injuries during two separate incidents in the Tamenglong district.
February 16	Unidentified terrorists abduct and later kill a Nepali youth, Kamal Chetri, from Keithelmanbi village near the capital Imphal.
February 17	Five Assam Rifles personnel are killed and two others sustain injuries in an ambush by the KYKL terrorists at Kumbi in the Bishnupur district. Suspected terrorists attack an escort vehicle of the Superintendent of Police of Bishnupur district at Naran Sena village and injure three police personnel. PULF terrorists execute a grenade attack on a Moreh bound bus at Waithou Choubak.
February 18	Additional Superintendent of Police of Churachandpur district, Sudhir Chandra Singh, is attacked by unidentified terrorists near Toibung. No loss of life or injuries is reported.
February 23	Three Kuki National Front-Military Council (KNF-MC) cadres are arrested from the Lamlong area in Imphal East district. Three UNLF terrorists arrested from the Kekrupat Bus Parking area in Imphal West district.
February 24	T Thangkholian alias Steven, ‘Churachandpur town commanding officer’ of the Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA), is killed by unidentified terrorists at Dorcas Veng.
February 25	A woodcutter is killed during an explosion at Singsophai village under Kasom Khullen police station limits in the Ukhrul district. PULF terrorists attack a passenger bus at Sora for having ‘violated’ the outfit’s orders of suspending vehicular movement along the Imphal-Moreh route. Consequently, transporters suspend services along the route in protest against the attack.
February 26	A civilian is killed by unidentified terrorists at Kot Suohoi village in the Churachandpur district.
February 27	In a press statement, the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) claims to have ‘punished’ the principal of an Imphal-based private school for allegedly taking bribes from some students. Oinam Ibungochouba alias Ingo, the KCP ‘secretary’ (organisation), is killed by unidentified terrorists at Thinungei Mamang Patpal in the Bishnupur district.
February 28	The PULF, in a statement, claims that two drug peddlers have surrendered to the outfit. The KYKL imposes a ban on the functioning of cabin restaurants in the State with effect from March 1 and asks people to stop visiting such places. A statement by the outfit says that such restaurants are a "major factor in the moral degeneration of our society".
March 2	Unidentified terrorists shot at and injure Th. Kullachandra, Principal of the Manipur Institute of Technology-Takyelpat, at Mongsangei in the Imphal West district for having refused to pay an extortion amount of Rupees Five lakhs. The KYKL imposes a ‘curfew’ within 300 metres of all examination centres for the Class XII examination scheduled to start on March 3. The KYKL cadres shoot at and injure the owner of a restaurant for violating its diktat of shutting down all cabin restaurants. SF personnel kill an Hmar People’s Convention-Democratic (HPC-D) cadre in the Churachandpur district.
March 3	Two unidentified terrorists are killed during an encounter with the troops at Keinou Yangoipat in the Bishnupur district. Another unidentified terrorist is killed in a separate encounter with the police at Rengkai ground area in Churachandpur district.
March 4	Two UNLF terrorists are killed in an encounter with the police at Laphupattera in the Bishnupur district. A PLA terrorist is arrested during search operations in the Wahengbam Leikai area subsequent to the encounter. The Manipur Human Rights Protection Guild (MHRPG) activists fire two shots at the office of a sericulture project at Bamon Leikai in the Imphal East district.
March 5	Police recovers the dead body of a KCP cadre, Laishram Maigou, from Laphupat Tera in Bishnupur district. Unidentified terrorists, in separate incidents, shoot at and injure three persons, including a woman, for selling and consuming liquor at Gamnom Sapermeina in the Senapati district and Chakpikarong in Chandel district.
March 6	Two KCP terrorists are killed in an exchange of fire with the police personnel at Khongman Kitanapanug area in the Imphal East district. A KNA cadre is killed at Kanglatombi in the Imphal West district.
March 7	Five PREPAK terrorists are arrested during cordon and search operations launched by the security forces’ in the Imphal east and Thoubal districts. Chief Minister Ibobi Singh, while speaking to the media in Imphal, said that his Government has received proposals for peace talks from two militant groups in the State.
March 8	16 transport agency proprietors are arrested by the Imphal West district police for having not paid a sum of Rupees 95 lakhs to the Government with the help of the KYKL. The KYKL asks six teachers, including the Principal of Thambal Marik College at Oinam in Senapati district, to resign from their respective posts within 20 days on charges of ‘encouraging the students to use unfair means’ in the ongoing class XII examination. A Kuki youth, Moshillung Maring, is killed by unidentified terrorists at Moreh in the Chandel district.
March 9	The PULF asks five teachers and staff working in the DI Office Lilong in Thoubal district to ‘surrender’ to the outfit within 20 days or be ready to face the consequences on charges of corruption. SFs destroy an UNLF ‘administrative camp’, located near Khoirentak in the Bishnupur district and recover a large quantity of ration.
March 10	Unidentified terrorists kill a civilian at a spot located between Khonghampat and Pheidinga, along the National Highway-39, in the Imphal West district. Two KCP terrorists, including the outfit’s ‘finance-in-charge’ Soraisham Modhu alias Modhuchandra, are arrested from Dewlaland in the Imphal West district. Two terrorists, Alex Khaute of the Kuki National Front-Zougam (KNF-Z) and Ningthoujam Kenedy of the PREPAK, surrender before the Chief Minister Ibobi Singh.
March 13	Thangkholu Khongsai, a terrorist belonging to an unspecified outfit, is killed by unidentified terrorists during a factional clash in the Churachandpur district.
March 14	A former PREPAK cadre is killed in the Thiyam Konjin Umbilok area of capital Imphal.
March 15	Unidentified terrorists kill a civilian at Molnom village in the Churachandpur district.
March 16	PULF terrorists carry out two bomb attacks on two houses in the Irong Makha Leikai area of Imphal city.
March 21	Chief Minister, Okram Ibobi Singh, informs the Legislative Assembly that his Government would send feelers to the UNLF to initiate peace talks, but rules out the possibility of involving a third party in the process.
March 22	One Assam Rifles personnel is killed as unidentified terrorists attack a patrol party in the Nungoi Mayai Leikai area.
March 24	Six women cadres of the PLA are arrested during two separate raids carried out in the Bishnupur district.
March 25	Two NSCN-IM militants are killed and another is injured during an internecine clash with the UNLF and an unidentified Kuki outfit at Yangnom in the Ukhrul district.
March 26	Unidentified terrorists kill Sanasam Paikhonbi, a surrendered militant, at Nongmeibung Pung Makhong in the Imphal East district. Unidentified terrorists shot at and injure Genkhoukhup Mate, a senior leader of the Zomi Re-unification Organisation, at his home at Tuibong in the Churachandpur district.
March 30	KNF cadres shoot at and injure five wine vendors in the Kalapahar area under Kangpokpi police station in Imphal East district.
April 1	Acting on information provided by an arrested KNF cadre, police recover a huge cache of arms and ammunition belonging to the UNLF and the KNF from Khongsai Veng under Porompat police station in the Imphal East district.
April 3	A former UNLF cadre is killed by unidentified terrorists near Heirok part II Litan Makhong in the Thoubal district.
April 4	Three KNF (Samuel faction) cadres are killed during an internecine clash with the rival Military Council faction (KNF-MC) at Molcham village in the Churachandpur district.
April 10	Suspected PULF cadres throw a hand grenade at the residence of Mohammed Soleiman, an inspector with the vehicle department, at Thoubal Moijing. Normal life in the State is disrupted following the week-long strike called by the KCP, which has been pressing for introduction of Manipuri script in educational institutions in the State.
April 12	NSCN-K cadres kill two NSCN-IM activists and injure another at Keimai in the Tamenglong district.
April 15	The KYKL asks Phanjoubam Tarapot, Imphal correspondent for the Press Trust of India, to issue a public apology by April 17 for what the outfit termed as misreporting of its stand on the agitation for the introduction of the indigenous Meitei Mayek script in the State replacing the Bengali script.
April 17	A 26-year old housewife is killed and 16 persons, including two police personnel, are injured when a grenade hurled by suspected terrorists explodes inside the Marwari Dharamshala in Imphal city.
April 18	The MK Mangang faction of the KCP, in a statement, threatens to ‘award death sentence’ on the 60 members of the State Legislative Assembly if the indigenous language, Meetei Mayek, is not introduced in the educational institutions of Manipur.
April 19	Suspected ZRA cadres kill Jamkhothang alias Thang-boi alias Joy Vaiphei, ‘operational commander’ of the United Socialist Revolutionary Army (USRA), a breakaway faction of the ZRA, at Rengkai in the Chandel district.
April 23	The KYKL kills five drug traffickers at Khetrigaon in the Imphal East district as part of its ‘anti-drugs campaign’. Two Islamic National Front cadres are arrested from the Kwakta Sabal Leikai and Kwakta Khunou areas.
April 25	Two Assam Rifles personnel are killed and four others sustain injuries during an ambush by the UNLF terrorists on their vehicle at Sonapur under Jiribam police station in the Imphal East district.
April 27	Three KYKL cadres, including the outfit’s 'deputy finance secretary', are arrested from Phungreitang in the Ukhrul district.
April 29	Four PREPAK cadres belonging to the 'Vice-chairman' group of the outfit, surrender before the Chief Minister, Ibobi Singh, at an official ceremony in Imphal.
April 30	PREPAK terrorists kill parents of two surrendered cadres and injure another during separate attacks at Nongpok Sekmai and Nungba under Yairipok police station in the Thoubal district.
May 5	Stray bullets kill three women and injure another when the Assam Rifles personnel fire at fleeing terrorists at Sapermainah in the Senapati district.
May 7	Suspected Kuki militants kill two youths belonging to the Hmar community near the Hmar Veng bridge in Churachandpur district. Manipur Human Rights Protection Guild cadres abduct a doctor of the Imphal-based Regional Institute of Medical Sciences.
May 10	Two KCP cadres are killed during an encounter with the police at Haorang Sabal under Lamsang police station in the Imphal West district.
May 11	Suspected KNF cadres abduct Paokai Haokip, a former Member of Parliament, and four village chiefs from Saitu in the Senapati district, accusing them of ‘a nexus with the security force personnel’. Assam Rifles personnel neutralise a KNF camp located near K Sajal village of Sadar Hills.
May 12	A UNLF terrorist is killed while two SF personnel and two civilians sustain injuries during an encounter near Bhutankhal Makha Leikai under Jiribam police station in the Imphal East district.
May 15	Three KYKL terrorists are arrested from Ngangkhalawai in the Bishnupur district.
May 19	KYKL cadres kneecap three officials of the Education Department at an unspecified place in the Churachandpur district while accusing them of corruption.
May 23	RPF threatens to ‘punish’ those who sell and consume tobacco products in Imphal. A statement by the outfit’s ‘communication and publicity wing’ said: "Henceforth, all those found trading in zarda and khaini and also those caught chewing these two items would be given stringent punishment without any warning."
May 29	KYKL militants shoot at two officials, working in the education department, in their legs after parading them in front of media personnel at an unspecified location in the Imphal West district.
May 30	Four front-ranking KCP cadres, including Moirangthem Boicha alias Prithvi, chief of the KCP (P group) and his wife Ibemcha Devi are killed during an encounter with the SFs at Nongada Makha Leikai in the Imphal East district.
May 31	Unidentified terrorists kill two non-local betel leaf sellers at Kakching Bazaar in the Imphal East district. The Manipur Cabinet extends the Disturbed Area Act for another year across the State barring Imphal municipal areas.
June 1	The United Committee Manipur alleges that two Cabinet ministers of the ruling Secular Progressive Front Government along with an undisclosed numbers of opposition and ruling legislators have submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister endorsing the formation of ‘Greater Nagaland’ carving out portions of Manipur and other states of the Northeast.
June 2	The ruling Secular Progressive Front legislature party adopts a resolution reiterating its commitment to preserve and protect the integrity of Manipur.
June 5	A civilian is killed and four others sustain injuries after unidentified terrorists opened fire at a group of civilians at Nambol Thongkhong locality in the Bishnupur district.
June 7	Three PULF cadres, identified as Md Aziz Khan, Md Akbar Khan and Md Abdul Gafar, are arrested from different places in the Thoubal district.
June 10	Unidentified terrorists kill Nongthombam Roben, a former KCP cadre, at Langol Laimanai in the Imphal West district.
June 14	Manipur Government asks the Assam Rifles authorities to close down any camp of the NSCN-IM within the State. Speaking to the media, Chief Minister Ibobi Singh says that the cease-fire between the NSCN-IM and the Union Government is restricted to the boundary of Nagaland and setting up designated camps in Manipur is against the cease-fire ground rules. An unidentified terrorist outfit serves an extortion demand of Rupees 15 lakhs on the management of the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal.
June 15	Two suspected PREPAK cadres are killed in an encounter with the police at Hengkok village under Henglep police station in the Churachandpur district.
June 20	Eight terrorists belonging to the UNLF and the PREPAK are killed in an encounter near Phoipi in the Henglep area of Churachandpur district.
June 21	In a statement, the KYKL threatens to execute people who attend or take part in civic action programmes taken up by the paramilitary forces and Indian Army.
June 23	Three PULF cadres belonging to the ‘finance section’ of the outfit are arrested during a cordon and search operation by the security forces at Langol Khunjao and Khunnou villages of the Thoubal district.
June 24	Chief Minister Ibobi Singh discloses in the Legislative Assembly that the Government has a detailed report of important leaders of militant outfits operating in Manipur taking refuge at Nagaland’s Dimapur city. He further alleges that leaders of these militant outfits who had repeatedly declined offer for negotiations have moved into camps of the NSCN-IM.
June 27	KYKL militants kneecap a senior accountant and an official of the Manipur education department in an unspecified place on charges of siphoning Rupees 20 lakhs each from the departmental funds.
June 30	Five security force personnel and four PLA terrorists killed and three others sustain injuries in an encounter at Thangjng Ching in the Churachandpur district.
July 1	Five Assam Rifles personnel are injured in an ambush by the PLA on a security patrol near Kondong Lairenbi area in the Chandel district.
July 6	Two UNLF cadres are killed and three SF personnel sustain injuries in an encounter at Ukhrul district's Ashang Tangkhul village along the Myanmar border.
July 10	Three Assam Rifles personnel are killed and seven persons, including two civilians, are injured as PLA terrorists trigger a powerful bomb explosion and subsequently ambush a SF patrol in the Waithou Area of Thoubal district.
July 14	All Naga Students’ Association of Manipur (ANSAM) asks for the resignation of Naga ministers and Members of the legislative assembly (MLAs) in protest against the State Government’s decision to declare June 18 as ‘State Integrity day’.
July 15	The Legislative Assembly of Manipur unanimously adopts a resolution urging the Union Government to hold peace talks with militant groups in Manipur.
July 20	An NSCN-IM 'area commander' and three of his accomplices are killed while damaging a bridge over the Irang River on the National Highway No. 53 in the Tamenglong district.
July 26	SF personnel arrest three cadres of the Zomi Revolutionary Front (ZRF) from the Ghari area in Imphal West district.
July 28	A newly formed outfit of the Naga tribe, the Zeliangrong Revolutionary National Front, says that it would fight and defeat the agenda of the NSCN-IM, which, the outfit claims, are against the interests of the Manipur people.
August 9	The Zomi Revolutionary Army (ZRA) announces a six-month long cease-fire with the security forces with effect from August 1. Two UNLF cadres are killed in an encounter with the SFs near Thoubal River under Yairipok police station in the Thoubal district.
August 10	The All Naga Students' Association Manipur, United Naga Council and Naga Students' Federation decide to temporarily withdraw the 52-day road blockade in the State. Four civilians killed and two others sustain injuries in a cross-fire between SF personnel and KYKL cadres at Umathel under Waikhong police station in the Thoubal district.
August 15	Armed persons in military fatigues set ablaze 12 vehicles coming from Dimapur in Nagaland at Kopibung on the Imphal-Guwahati highway in the Senapati district.
August 25	Taxation wing of the Manipur Government ceases to function after all the employees barring the head of the department take leave en masse following threats from several militant groups.
August 27	Two cadres of the Manipur Human Rights Protection Guild, including the outfit's 'commander' Thangjam Raju alias Robinson, are killed in an encounter with a police team at Iroishemba Lainingkhul Games Village in the Imphal West district.
August 28	The Kuki National Front (KNF) opposes any handing over of 'Kuki territories' to the NSCN-IM without prior consent and mandate of the Kuki tribals. Claiming that Nagas are the 'non owner of the land', the outfit says that it is keeping a close tab on the Union Government's negotiations with the NSCN-IM.
September 6	PLA militants abduct the president of the Manipur University Students' Union Kh. Ashok Kumar from the university campus.
September 8	Newspapers in Manipur go off stands protesting against the interference of militant outfits in their functioning. An unidentified militant outfit had 'banned' two local newspapers and the cable network ISTV for not "properly" reporting the abduction of the Manipur University Students' Union president on September 6.
September 9	A heavy exchange of fire reported between the NSCN-IM and NSCN-K cadres at Irengkhul under Sapermaina police station in the Senapati district.
September 12	One Assam Rifles personnel is killed and five persons, including three civilians, sustain injuries in an explosion targeting an SF convoy at Langmeidong on the Imphal-Sugnu road in Thoubal district.
September 13	PLA releases Manipur University Students' Union leader, Kh. Ashok Kumar, after a week in captivity.
September 14	Chairman of the UNLF, Sanayaima, in an interview with the Reuters in Hong Kong rules out negotiations with the Union Government without United Nations mediation. Sanayaima says, "Whether we remain with India or whether we become a sovereign, independent nation, let the people decide. Considering India is the largest democracy in the world, I think they should accept the challenge."
September 15	Imphal East district police arrests four militants of the NSCN-K from a house during a cordon and search operation at Paomei Colony.
September 16	Konthoujam Dhamen, a former cadre of the PREPAK, is shot dead by unidentified militants at Mutum Phibou Mayai Leikai under Wangoi police station in the Imphal West district.
September 18	A UNLF militant and an eight-year old girl are killed during an encounter between the army personnel and militants in the Pamzal village of Churachandpur district.
September 19	10 SF personnel are killed in an attack by KYKL at upper Ngaryan hills range in the Bishnupur district. A soldier belonging to the Assam Rifles is killed in an improvised explosive device explosion triggered by the PLA near Jiribam in the Imphal East district.
September 20	The Yairipok police recover a dead body of a youth, identified as Mohammed Nazim Ali alias Kalu, from Wangkhem.
September 21	Two BSF personnel are killed in an ambush by the PLA at Kumbi Khodrak road under Kumbi police station in the Bishnupur district. A civilian, identified as Seikhothang alias Thangboi, is shot dead by unidentified militants at Sielmat Pine Hills in the Churachandpur district.
September 22	Union Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee informs in Imphal that at least eight militant outfits in Manipur have declared informal ceasefires' with the Union Government. "Eight armed groups are currently in peace mode with security forces operating in Manipur with an arrangement between them that they suspend operations against each other and cease hostilities", he says.
October 1	The UNLF declares a ban on the activities of the KCP-P. A statement by the outfit says that the KCP-P "has gone against the wishes and aspirations of the people and has been leaving a bad impression on revolutionary movements launched by other underground organisations." A KCP-P cadre, identified as Sinam Sanatomba alias Sharma, and his civilian accomplice, Ningthoujam Abung alias Suraj, are found dead with bullet injuries at Langthabal Phura Makhong under Singjamei police station limits.
October 4	Three unidentified militants are killed by the army during an encounter at Karang, a lake island in the Bishnupur district.
October 5	Troops kill three unidentified militants and arrest eight others during 'Operation Stringer' launched in the Karang island and nearby Loktak lake in the Bishnupur district.
October 7	Two youths are shot dead by unidentified militants at Chanam Sandrong under Irilbung police station in the Imphal East district.
October 8	A suspected KCP cadre is shot dead by the Manipur Police at Thangal bazaar in Imphal. Three PLA militants are killed in an encounter with the SFs at Thanga Tangkhul village under Kamjong Chasad sub-division.
October 9	Four soldiers are killed in an ambush by the UNLF at Zoupi under the Chakpikarong police station in Chandel district.
October 11	Two militants, one each belonging to the UNLF and PLA, are killed in an internecine clash at Kam Ranga village under the Jiribam police station in the Imphal West district.
October 16	A civilian of Khanpi village under Henglep subdivision of Churachandpur district is killed after he inadvertently steps on an IED booby trap planted by the militants. Three drug addicts are shot in their calves by suspected KYKL cadres at Turen Wangma under the Kakching police station in the Thoubal district.
October 17	Two unidentified militants are killed in an encounter with the police at Laphupokpi under Irilbung police station in the Imphal East district.
October 18	Suspected UNLF militants kill two KCP cadres at Tentha in the Thoubal district. The UNLF had earlier imposed a ban on all three factions of the KCP accusing them of indulging in extortion in the name of revolution.
October 29	Two suspected former cadres of the NSCN-K are killed by unidentified militants at Deulahland under Imphal police station.
November 2	KYKL imposes a ban on Melas (local fairs) saying, "these Melas have become a bed rock of immorality, obscenity and drug abuse." In a statement released by the ‘Deputy Secretary Publicity & Research’ of the outfit, Apabi Mangang, claims that Melas "help in a big way in the larger strategy of the Government of India to corrupt the people of the State morally, economically and politically."
November 3	The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) extends the ban on four militant outfits operating in Manipur for two years. Addressing the press after a CCS meeting chaired by Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee said that the Union Government has decided to extend the ban on UNLF, PLA, KCP and KYKL.
November 6	The Imphal West district police arrests PREPAK chairman, Meishnam Biren alias Achanba, during a cordon and search operation at Haobam Marak Irom Leikai area.
November 7	UNLF refutes the claim by Maj. Gen. A.K. Samantaray, General Officer Commanding (GOC) 3 Corps, that several militant groups active in the Imphal valley, including the UNLF and the PLA, were in contact with the army and are contemplating surrender. Ksh. Yoiheiba, ‘senior publicity officer’ of the UNLF, describes the claim as "lies and rubbish" "intended to create confusion among the rank and file of the UNLF."
November 8	21 persons, including 13 women, are injured in an explosion at Thangal market area in Imphal city. Two injured persons subsequently succumb to their injuries.Two suspected KCP-P cadres are killed in an encounter with the police at the foothills of Etam hill in the Imphal East district.
November 13	Three CRPF personnel are killed and two others sustain injuries in an ambush by the UNLF at a spot between Kaimai and Sibilong, under Nungba police station in the Tamenglong district
November 14	UNLF claims responsibility for the November 12 ambush on the CRPF foot patrol and says it "can strike at the Indian forces anytime and anywhere at will."
November 18	Two unidentified militants are killed at Keikhu under Porompat police station in the Imphal East district. Another unidentified militant is killed at Thanga Lawai Paton under Moirang police station in the Bishnupur district.
November 19	Four member of a family are killed and a SF personnel is injured in an encounter between the Assam Rifles and a combined team of NSCN-K and UNLF militants at Longmai part-III village under Longmai police station in the Tamenglong district. The injured SF personnel succumbs to his injury subsequently.
November 21	One civilian is killed in an IED blast in the Tolbung village of Churachandpur district
November 22	The bullet marked dead body of an unidentified civilian, killed by unidentified militants, is recovered from Leimakhong Bazaar under Sapermaina police station in the Senapati district.
November 26	A civilian is killed in a landmine explosion at Jiribam in the Parbung sub-division of Churachandpur district.
November 29	Three civilians are killed by unidentified militants at Tentha Tuwangbam under Kakching police station in the Thoubal district.
December 6	One BSF personnel is killed in an IED explosion by the UNLF at Yairipok Bamon Leikai Mang in Thoubal district.
December 7	One member of the Kadangbal gram panchayat (local self-government) of Imphal East district is killed by unidentified militants at Sambrei Wakangkhong under Heigang police station.
December 11	One UNLF militant is killed in an encounter in the Chakpikarong subdivision of Chandel district and a former KYKL cadre is killed by unidentified militants at Leishoi Leikai under Moirang police station.
December 15	Four militants are killed in a clash between the KNA and KNF-P at the Koubru Hill Range under Gamnom Sapermeina police station in Senapati district.
December 20	KLA militants in an ambush kill Assam Rifles personnel at Cheijang Bongyang Kuki village under Yairipok police station in the Thoubal district. A civilian is killed in an IED explosion near Thanlon village in Churchandpur district.
December 21	The ‘defense secretary’ of KNF, Mangoi, killed in the Imphal West district.
December 22	Two civilians are killed by unidentified militants at Nungchap forest under Jiribam police station in the Imphal East district.
December 25	Security forces arrest two NSCN-K cadres, including a ‘sergeant’, in the Jiribam sub-division of Imphal East district.
December 27	Four UNLF cadres and one SF personnel is killed in an encounter at Ningthoukhong Mamang Pat near Loktak Lake in the Bishnupur district.
December 29	Five civilians, including four children, are injured in KYKL-triggered IED blasts at the Ngariyan community hall on the Old Cachar road connecting the Bishnupur and Tamenglong districts and at the Bekra circle in Bishnupur district. The merger of three Kuki militant outfits, KRA, UKLF and the KNF- S, under the banner of the KNC against the KNA is announced by the ‘commanding officer’ of the KRA, Maj Max, at Sadar Hills area.
December 30	One of the child victims of the December 29 bomb blast near Ngariyan community hall in Imphal succumbs to her injuries.
December 31	The Inspector General of Police (Intelligence), Tunglut Thangthaum, is killed along with a Constable and two police personnel are injured in an attack by the PLA on the National Highway 153 in Bishnupur district.