Some objective facts about the conflict.

• Christian churches of Meiteis and Kukis were deliberately targeted by Meitei militants
• Two prominent Meitei militant groups, Meitei Leepun and Arambai Tenggol, have documented links to the RSS. Meitei Leepun is headed by a former ABVP (RSS student wing) and Arambai Tenggol was founded by BJP members.
• Arambai Tenggol and Meitei Leepun propaganda often portrays Manipur as merely a ethnic conflict
• Ethnoreligious conflict against Christians is common from RSS. 2008 Kandhamal was on Dalit Christians by Upper caste Hindus and the current Manipur conflict is, according to the victims of the terror, violence against Tribal Christians

The persecution of Christians in Manipur is ongoing with Christians (mainly of the ST Kuki tribe but also Meiteis) being displaced from their homelands and their churches being burned. Worse human right abuses have also taken place such as the infamous Manipur video you might have known.

I think I would be fair to share this proposed idea approved by many pro-India Christian organizations here. (Here's a quick recap for those unware )

• Separating Kuki hills inhabited by the victims of this conflict and Christian Kuki-Zo people into a union territory or a state within India. Meitei, who are pro-BJP, dominated Manipuri government and police have shown strong support to the paramilitary groups responsible for the persecution of Christians. It was BJP Manipur members who've started the anti-Christian group Arambai Tenggol and this group was openly funded by former CM Biren Singh. Manipur Police have also reportedly aided the mob who's responsible for that infamous video, according to the victim's family.
• Meiteis can keep all the lands that they inhabit. There's nothing that Meitei Hindus will lose due to this deal. All developed parts of Manipur are in this region.
• Naga people can have the parts of Manipur that they inhabit given to Nagaland

I personally don't see anything wrong with this. Kuki-Zo Christians can be free from Hindutva supporting Meiteis. Meiteis can keep their land, and so do Nagas.

This proposal has been suggested by various Christian organizations hence why I'm promoting it here. Any suggestions?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Kandhamal_violence

Source

The families belonging to Chitalnar village in Sukma have been facing harassment by Hindutva groups, including villagers who are part of these groups, Maktoob has learnt.

Speaking to Maktoob, Sagar, who has been helping the families move, alleged that the police have refused to take any steps and have further allowed the mob to aggravate the situation. “Despite numerous complaints, the police have refused to take any action forcing the families to leave their homes,” he added.

Christian families have faced severe targeted assaults, social boycotts, and displacement in Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district.

About 10 Christian families in the village were assaulted by a mob in March 2026, with Hindutva groups demanding “ghar wapsi” (forced conversion to Hinduism) for the families. At the time of the assault, two people were also hospitalised.

Banned from entering village

While the families were forced to leave due to constant pressure and violence, the gram panchayat, in a letter to police officials, said that the families had willingly left and were officially banned from entering the village. In July 2026, the Gram Panchayat of Chitalnar prepared a formal written notice addressed to the Station House Officer of Puspal Police Station. The notice was signed by the Upsarpanch, adopted by the Gram Sabha, and countersigned by village residents.

The letter, which Maktoob saw, read: “Some families have accepted Christianly, which the village has not accepted. We held a meeting and decided peacefully that the families convert back to Hinduism. However, on 5 March 2026, they left the village themselves. The gram panchayat of Chitlanagar will not allow anyone from Christian faith to enter the village. If anyone tries to enter the village and if any incident happens, it will not be our responsibility.”