28/04/2026
C&P
**AN URGENT APPEAL TO MY KUKI BRETHREN**
My dear brothers and sisters,
I write this not as an enemy of our cause, but as a son of this soil who fears that we are losing our way. The violence tearing through our hills is not just claiming lives; it is dismantling the very future we claim to be fighting for.
It is time to be honest with ourselves. We must pause, reflect, and act with the wisdom that survival demands.
*The Strategic Necessity: Consolidating Our Future*
We must stop acting like a force in search of conquest and start acting like a community in search of security.
Consolidation is our only path to legitimacy. By spreading ourselves thin across various regions, we are not strengthening our position; we are diluting it. Our focus must remain steadfastly on our *stronghold: Churachandpur.*
Continuing to push into areas like Kangpokpi and Ukhrul/Kamjong, which are historically and predominantly Naga-inhabited, is a strategic disaster. If we continue to encroach upon neighbours, we will lose the sympathy of the world and our political aspirations will go down the drain. We should focus only on one area; everyone must relocate to Churachandpur. By concentrating our efforts there, we define our territory and our claim with clarity.
*An Appeal to Our Kuki Militant Organizations*
To the Kuki militant groups, particularly those operating under the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement:
You claim to be the protectors of our people, yet your current actions are bringing ruin upon us. Forcing our civilians, our fathers, and our youth into a proxy war—allegedly supported by forces like the Assam Rifles—is not an act of defense; it is an act of destruction. You are turning our villages into battlefields and our people into human shields for interests that are not our own.
• *Immediate Retreat:* You must immediately cease all recruitment and intimidation of civilians.
• *Adherence to SoO:* You must honor the agreement, retreat to your designated camps, and surrender your arms.
There is no honor in a conflict that burns our own house down. If you truly care for the Kuki people, prove it by stepping back. By refusing to disengage, you are not fighting for a separate administration; you are fighting to ensure that our people remain in a perpetual state of war, isolated and vulnerable.
*Choosing Peace over Proxy*
We must respect the boundaries of our neighbors—the Nagas—and focus on building a sustainable, peaceful life within our own identified territory- Churachandpur. Let us stop this descent into madness. Let us stop the killing. It is time to lay down the weapons, return to our homes, and prioritize the lives of our children over the politics of territory. If we cannot secure peace, we will have no land left to govern.
Let wisdom prevail, before it is too late.
Lalboi Haokip
Contact: 8974150194
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