FIR against Kuki student leader for threatening Meiteis

The Manipur Police has filed an FIR against the president of the Kuki Students’ Organisation (KSO) Delhi for threatening to stop Meiteis from attending the 5th state-level Shirui Lily festival in Ukhrul district. The nearly 80-km route from Imphal to...

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Imphal, Updated At : 03:30 AM May 18, 2025 IST

A vehicle engulfed in flames after Kuki protesters clashed with security personnel on day one of their Manipur Free Movement, in Kangpokpi district. File Photo

The nearly 80-km route from Imphal to Ukhrul district headquarters passes through several Kuki villages. The police said, “As regards to one Paojakhup Guite, Prez KSO Delhi threatens (in a video) to the Meiteis, to not cross the buffer zone to attend the upcoming Shirui festival. An FIR was registered and efforts are being made for his arrest.”

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