Manipur Extra-judicial Killing

 

 

Extra-judicial killing kichi umzie ahileh dan dungjui a thutanna umlou a govt sepaite’n mi a tha uh genna ahi. Manipur a tam bang a um mun ziehin Supreme Court zong mitsiip gawp hita di hi ven, state govt in a etkaidan a pompia lou dan ban ah Gujarat leh Maharashtra-te toh tekhinna pe hial a, court in enjui ahita dan zong gen.

 

PIL tungtawn a record kimu dan iin Manipur ah extra-judicial killing kum 30 sungin 1526 umpha ban hi. Ha tengin Manipur ah fake-encounter leh extra-judicial killing chi news ah tuong tawn tuung ahiman in Manipur in helpawlte a etkoldan human rights nasatah a sukha ahidan India a thukhenna sangpen Supreme Court tanpha toh kha hita hi. Apen Court nasan in fake encounter um kha jel ahidan puong khe hiel uhi. Helpawlte’n police leh paramilitary forces tampi that ahi chi nial guollou in dih hi, hinanleh govt sepaite’n tuate zieh a extra-judicial killing um ahi chi’a kilepna a nei jel pen dih bilbel lou ahiban ah tuolthat toh ki bang ahi mai uhi. Nautang te pen them khat ginmaw zieh a a hinna tan lah chipen khovel in zong pum theilou ahiman in I lah a tam bang a’ng tun kha ding bang chi’n pan lah in ki veng theina lampi a um diei chi ngaisut tham ching hi.

 

Manipur ah Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act kichi sepaite thuneina hun sawt kuom tah zah in ana umta hi. Tam Act zieh mama in zong sepaite thuneina leh uongtatna a kheng aval in um zing hi. Irom Sharmila in kum 12 val anngawl in kiphinna nei nanleh tunitan in govt bil ah suong tunga tuisun bang giep hi. Helpawlte doudalna di’a kibawl hinanleh zah theilou leh mi nautang khoikha thei chang chang Act suo doh hi.

 

Imphal valley sungah tam bang sil a tamzaw tung I chi mai thei, singtang gam a zong sil tungthei ahiman in tuabang sil hing tung taleh bang chi’a pan la ding?  Phaigam a sil tung ahi chia nelsie thei chi guol hi lou a mu ahiman in singtanggam a suhkha nailou hinanleh moral support pieh thei tham hilou amah?

 

Mihing khat zalenna pen bang chituh a manpha, I zalenna I zah theilouna mun pen gehen toh kibang hilel tah hi. Solkal sepai hi in, helpawl hitaleh mihing khat hinna lah chipen a meima bei theilou ahi chi haiguollou a theisa ahi. Mihing khat hinna I lah leh mi hing bangza vel e khat lungtang leh hinkhuo suse pha I hi man in tam pen a bei ngeilou dougal piengna bul suoh thei hi.

 

 

 

 

 

COPTAM extends deadline

 

IMPHAL, Dec 3: Committee on Protection of Tribal Areas, Manipur (COPTAM) has extended its deadline for those tribals involved in the 2012 Panchayati Raj elections to December end to resign from their respective post. General secretary of COPTAM Thangkam Lupheng said the Committee’s ‘joint meeting’ was held yesterday and had decided to extend the deadline till DEcember end.

 

On October 8, COPTAM had asked all  those tribal candidates in the Panchayati Raj election whether elected or defeated should resign from their respective posts within the month of October and surrender to the COPTAM or any appropriate authority.

 

On Monday, Thangkam Lupheng said that it was unfortunate that those tribal people involved in the poll had failed to comply with to the directives issued by COPTAM. Thangkam Lupheng said that the Committee’s initiative has been to sort out problems at “our level”. The COPTAM leader said his organisation’s is acting as a mediator between those tribal people involved in the Panchayat polls and “other concerned parties” who are not within the social organisation level ambit. He however, did not elucidate what he meant by these “concerned parties”.

 

Thangkam Lupheng then said that if those tribal people who were involved in the Panchayat polls of 2012 continue to remain adamant to its call then COPTAM is all set to discard itself as the mediator’s role. “In that event, we shall not be held responsible if any untoward incident befall on these tribal people in question,” the COPTAM leader cautions.

 

It is worthwhile to mention here that on October 6, in its meeting, COPTAM had resolved and demanded that the state government should totally cancel and withdraw all the Panchayati Raj election process from any part of the hill districts of Manipur at the earliest.

 

Another resolution was that all the concerned chiefs/chairmen/headmen of tribal villages, concerned MDCs/ MLAs and Hill Area Committee (HAC) should take the responsibility to ensure that no tribal voters and villages in the hill districts were included in the Panchayat/Zilla Parishad elections and valley assembly and Parliament constituencies in future.

 

“Any tribal from the hill districts participating or involving in the recent Panchayati Raj elections, 2012 shall be socially boycotted, bar from receiving any benifit from hills districts administrations and ADCs and should not hold any post in any tribal societies/organisation/authorities for going against the interest of tribals in Manipur until an amicable solution is reached with the COPTAM,” states one resolution.