This year marks 31 years of Kuki Black Day—a solemn day of remembrance for those brutally killed during the ethnic cleansing pogrom by the NSCN (IM). Yet, justice remains elusive. Today, the Kuki-Zo people face another existential crisis, this time at the hands of radical Meiteis.*
On this day, we reflect on the past and stand firm in our demand for freedom from those who seek to annihilate us. This day reminds us that such atrocities must never be repeated. It is a call for unity and resilience. We must ensure that justice is no longer denied, that the suffering of our people is acknowledged, and that we secure the protection we deserve.
Our future lies in the creation of a Union Territory with its own legislature, where we can be safe from hate, thrive, and build a future free from oppression. Today, we resolve to fight for that future—for justice, for peace, and for the survival of our people.
~ Kukiland india🇮🇳
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