NSCN-IM Accuses BSF of Transporting Illegal Immigrants from Churachandpur to Ukhrul

Ukhrul, Mar 25: It is not long when NSCN nailed Manipur Police for indulging in an unethical nexus with the Kuki militants leaving no space left for the state police to open their mouth against the charges of NSCN as the truth unfolded every detail when the Manipur State Police were found providing materials to the Kuki militants stationed at Molhang Kuki village in Ukhrul. Time and again, we have also not spared the ubiquitous Assam Rifles(AR) working in collusion with Kuki militants when the AR vehicles were used for transporting Kuki militants in the Kamjong district and other places.

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This time around, the BSF (Border Security Forces) were found transporting unidentified illegal immigrants from Churachandpur district and dropping them at Litan village areas where a few Kuki villages are surrounding Litan in the Ukhrul district. Needless to say, BSF has been guarding the Kuki militant’s camp at Molhang Kuki village for quite a long time. This entails a cooperative relationship between the BSF, a paramilitary force responsible for guarding India’s border, and the Kuki militants. Such a relationship that defied any logic is a direct challenge and insult to the NSCN that has been in a ceasefire with the government of India since 1997 to pave the way for political dialogue for peaceful solution of the Indo-Naga political conflict.

The paramilitary forces of India providing logistics and material help to Kuki militants in Manipur is nothing new that has risen recently. It was there since the early 1990s when the Meitel-dominated Manipur government nurtured the Kuki militant groups to take on the National Socialist Council of Nagalim(NSCN).

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NSCN will not allow Naga areas to be used as a dumping ground for any illegal immigrants transported by India’s paramilitary forces from across the border or from any other non-Naga areas.

(This is the press release of the NSCN-IM issued on March 25, 2025)