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KZC Condemns MLA Yumnam Khemchand Singh's Publicity Stunt

Last updated: December 9, 2025 1:45 pm
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The Kuki-Zo Council (KZC) while condemning the unsolicited visit at IDP Relief Camp at Litan Sareikhong stated that peace must be discussed at the appropriate table-not manufactured through photo opportunities or viral videos.

The statement issued by Ginza Vualzong, Secretary, Information & Publicity, Kuki-Zo Council (KZC) stated, “the Kuki-Zo Council strongly condemns the irresponsible publicity stunt carried out by Meitei MLA Yumnam Khemchand Singh at the Kuki-Zo IDP relief camp in Litan Sareikhong, Ukhrul yesterday. His visit was made without any prior intimation to Kuki-Zo leaders, camp authorities, or the district administration. Reports confirm that he was visiting BJP workers elsewhere and made an impromptu stop at the camp on his way back. He later circulated photos and videos online, projecting himself as a peace-maker in conflict-torn Manipur.

“This raises a fundamental question: Where was Khemchand during May 3-7, 2023 when violence broke out and Kuki-Zo families in and around Imphal were targeted and displaced? What prevented him from speaking then? His silence during the tragedy and sudden concern now do not align. The wounds are deep, trust has been shattered, and no symbolic drop-in can undo the trauma faced by our people.

“Furthermore, the location he chose to visit is hardly an accomplishment. Meiteis have always travelled freely to Ukhrul and other Kaccha Naga-dominated districts without restriction. A casual stop during his leisure travel brings no safety, justice, or accountability to the displaced families who continue to suffer.

‘The KZC abhors this insincere act and cautions all individuals against visiting Kuki-Zo areas or relief centres without prior communication to community leaders. With the conflict still ongoing, such unannounced visits can spark misunderstanding or lead to unwanted confrontations. We also reject Khemchand’s attempt to use the suffering of IDPs to build his personal image as a hero or peace-maker. Such gestures are neither welcome nor meaningful.”

“Peace must be discussed at the appropriate table-not manufactured through photo opportunities or viral videos” added the statement.

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