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S Singlianmang Guite

Lamka, September 15, 2006: Even as the Hmar National Assembly, the political wing of Hmar National Army, today announced the relaxation of their indefinite ban on all passenger buses for 45 days effective from tomorrow, it has served a stern warning that if the Government fails to look into their demands then they would be constrained to serve quit notices on the Meiteis settled at Churachandpur. More »

S Singlianmang Guite

Lamka, September 14, 2006: Hmar National Army which has imposed an indefinite ban on all passenger buses plying between Imphal and Churachandpur today said, ‘it seems the Government only understands the language of violence’ and warn that its patience and tolerance has a limit. More »

S Singlianmang Guite

Lamka, September 12, 2006: Twenty two village chiefs of Thanlon and Henglep sub-division complemented various initiatives of the Assam Rifles who have been deployed in their areas since February. More »

Kaimuanthang

Lamka, September 10, 2006: The Hmar National Army, (HNA) leaders including Dalthansanga, its president, L. Sanga, Information secretary, and its town commander said to IFP that the organization has been disullisioned over the State government discriminating attitude towards the tribals and problems of the Hmar tribal refugees in particular. More »

Imphal, September 9, 2006: The Hmar Women`s Association, HWA, has taken strong exception to what it termed continued attempts by the Imphal-based Human Rights Alert to scuttle efforts by the state government and the Rajkhowa commission to deliver justice to the rape victims of Lungthulien. More »

Imphal, September 09, 2006: While exerting pressure on the Government and the Rajkhowa Commission to complete the inquiry into the Lungthulien rape case without any delay and fear, so that justice can served, Hmar Women Association (HWA) has categorically stated that continued denial of UNLF cadres’ involvement in the mass rape of innocent girls on January 19 night even after testimonies, primary and secondary evidences collected by the mandated people’s civil societies show moral corruption and loss of conscience in the outfit. More »

M Kaimuanthang

Lamka, September 3, 2006: Looking at the twists and turns in the developments regarding the enquiry commission constituted to probe the mass rape incident at Lungthulien and Parbung village on January 16, 2006 where 21 Hmar women were reportedly raped, it appears that the perpetrators will be able to go free from the long arm of justice and the victims’ case sidelined as null and void. More »

S Singlianmang Guite

Lamka, September 2, 2006: Hmar National Army today warned all passenger buses plying between Imphal and CCpur against servicing from 6th Sept, 2006. More »