NUPI - DELHI

Meitei organisations including Ningols United Progressive Initiative (NUPI) protested peacefully in Delhi marking the Manipur conflict anniversary, urging government action. They called for dialogue and peace to resolve ongoing issues in the state.

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Ningols United Progressive Initiative (NUPI)- Delhi & several Delhi-based CSOs and student groups came together for a solemn candlelight vigil at Lodhi Garden, Delhi today to mourn the innocent lives lost in the henious bomb attack in Tronglaobi, Manipur where two babies were mercilessly killed in their sleep by Chin Kuki militants.

In grief and solidarity, we raised a collective voice, making a joint appeal to both the State and Central Governments to uphold constitutional authority and take decisive action to end the Chin Kuki militants' systematic campaign of terror inflicted on Meitei civilians.

Manipuri Civil Society Groups including Ningols United Progressive Initiative (NUPI- Delhi) held a press conference today in Delhi demanding an End to the Kuki Militants’ Campaign of Terror on Meiteis.

Ningols United Progressive Initiative (NUPI-Delhi) has condemned the pre-dawn ‘terrorist’ bomb attack on January 5 on a civilian residence at Saiton Nganukon, Bishnupur district allegedly by the Chin-Kuki militant/ armed groups in which two Meetei civilians were severely injured.

As per a release by NUPI-Delhi, the targeting of unarmed civilians is a grave violation of human rights and the rule of law. NUPI, the women-only group based in Delhi, expressed deep alarm over the persistent absence of preventive measures and the ‘disturbing normalisation’ of terror. “The major concern of the attack is that it occurred near a deployment of central security forces.

This proximity raises serious questions regarding security complicity, possible institutional failure through omission, negligence, or wilful inaction; lack of deterrence, the audacity of armed groups to operate unchecked despite heavy militarisation and erosion of public trust, a sustained opacity from authorities that suggests terror attacks are being selectively ignored or strategically tolerated,” it claimed.

Alleging that the latest violence follows a recurring pattern aimed at sabotaging the fragile process of peace, NUPI-Delhi recalled that recently, Meetei internally displaced persons (IDPs) were targeted just one day after attempting to resettle in their original villages.

“These acts are viewed as a deliberate attempt to disrupt rehabilitation efforts and derail the roadmap to bring peace to the state,” it maintained.

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Khulna Laimayum ( Khulna Sahni) hairibi meoi asina Delhi gi NUPI group na sinjaba ngarang gi Nupi lan thouram asibu aranba mawongda sandokpiba si nungaijade.
Ngarang mee yammasu yamdrasu lakpiriba mee pumnamak MEITEI/ MEETEI gi EE asengba ,Manipur bu tasengna nungcjaba meoi ngaktani haibasi Khulna Sahni na khangbiu.
Numit asi working day oibana lakningba mee singsu lakpa ngamdabani haina haibirak pa mayam amasu yaori amasung Delhi University gi Exam leibana students singsu wamna lakpa ngamkhidabani.

Observation of 86th Nupi lan at National Capital organised by Ningols United Progressive Initiatives (NUPI)

Preparation mode NUPI - DELHI and youth volunteers for the observation on 12 Dec, 2025, Friday at Polo ground Delhi University.
Mayam soidana lakpiu.

Remembering Lamyanba Jana Neta Hijam Irabot on his 129 th birthday anniversary, NUPI - Delhi paid floral tributes to the visionary and revolutionary leader, singing his song ' Thangol Adu Maya Thangu'. The observation was attended by many Delhi based Meitei organisations.