📍Manipur : Candlelight Vigil in loving tribute to Nengtinlhing Haokip who was failed by humanity. Handed over by Meira Paibis to Arambai Tenggol in May 2023, she survived rape & severe trauma, but lost her battle on 10 Jan 26. Rest in Eternal Peace🕊️🕊️ #ManipurViolence #KukiZo

‘She never fully recovered’: Manipur gangrape victim dies waiting for justice. Prateek Goyal reports newslaundry.com/2026/01/17/she…

She was among the first to report rape in Manipur. She is no more. Prateek Goyal spoke to her mother who says how she never fully recovered physically and mentally for the trauma. newslaundry.com/2026/01/17/she…

Manipur : Lamka Tuibong📍 A candlelight vigil was held at the Wall of Remembrance honouring Nengtinlhing Haokip, a victim of the Manipur violence, as the community united in grief and sought justice, intensifying calls for Separate Administration. Vijaita Singh barkha dutt UN Women ANI

𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝟭𝟴𝘁𝗵 𝗝𝗮𝗻𝘂𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 The KSOD & NCR expresses our deep grief&condemnation in the strongest term over the death of a young Kuki woman,who survived abduction&gangrape but tragically succumbed to her injuries from Manipur Violence UN Women India

A 20-year-old Kuki-Zo woman in Manipur has died from injuries sustained during a brutal gang rape in May 2023. Her family says no arrests, despite a CBI probe. The case reflects the impunity and suffering faced by Kuki-Zo families in the conflict. (Link in a comment)

Kuki-Zo Women’s Forum, Delhi & NCR, pays a tribute to Nengtinlhing Haokip, a 20 year old from the Kuki-Zo community who was subjected to unspeakable cruelty after being handed over to the Arambai Tenggols in New Checkon, Imphal in May 2023. PMO India गृहमंत्री कार्यालय, HMO India President of India

She waited for justice like one waits for dawn that never breaks. She carried her wounds like prayers that found no god. They hurt her once. The system hurt her every day after. Now she rests, not because she healed, but because she was too tired to keep hoping.

A woman from the Kuki tribe who was allegedly kidnapped, gangraped and tortured in the initial days of the ethnic violence in Manipur that started in May 2023, died at a hospital in the state's Churachandpur district earlier this month, the family of the victim confirmed on

A personal note: A sister who is no more …… I met her mother when the wounds were still raw. I was reporting from Manipur in 2023, when fear hung heavier than the smoke, and silence was often safer than speech. She refused to speak on camera then. She barely spoke at all. Not

The news of the passing away of a Manipur gangrape victim is heartrending. She was awaiting justice in her case but her unimaginable suffering did not relent. There is far too much impunity in our society, far too much that women have to bear, and far too little we do to protect

"The tragic death of a gang rape victim from the Kuki ST community in Manipur, who died without seeing justice, is an indictment of the politics of hate and the judicial process": CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat

I will never forget the image of a raped woman being paraded publicly. She is gone at just 20. Life was brutish, nasty and short for this young woman from the Kuki tribes of Manipur. Imagine being subjected to what she endured.

I have cried, I have wailed, and I cannot console myself. Pain is too heavy to bear. My Kuki sister, who was brutally assaulted and tortured for hours by Meitei monsters, has passed away after enduring suffering. Why, Lord Jesus, has such suffering been allowed to fall upon us?

We strongly condemn the tragic and untimely death of our beloved sister/daughter who was just an innocent girl with simple life and simple needs. This heartbreaking loss is not just a personal tragedy for the bereaved family, but a grave injustice that wounds the collective

Several organisations demanded justice for a Kuki woman who died recently from illness allegedly linked to the trauma she suffered during the early phase of the ethnic violence in Manipur in 2023. #ManipurViolence #KukiZo #SexualAssaultCase thefederal.com/category/state…

A woman in Manipur dies waiting for justice. No arrests. No urgency. No accountability. The state stays silent. The media moves on. Power returns to the same hands.When rape and ethnic violence don’t move a democracy, cruelty becomes policy. This silence is dangerous. We Indians

The news of the Manipur gang-rape victim passing away after a nearly three-year struggle, without ever seeing her attackers identified or punished, is a haunting indictment of the current state of justice in “New India” of BJP government. My deepest condolences to her grieving

The death of a Kuki-Zo rape survivor was followed not by remorse, but by social-media trolling from sections of the Meitei community exposing how impunity has bred dehumanisation and moral bankruptcy. #JusticeForNengtinglhing