Who will answer
for Manipur?
Phase 1. Let it burn.
A Chief Minister who could not protect his state, and would not leave his chair.
Phase 2. Look away.
Delhi took charge, then treated Manipur as an afterthought.
Phase 3. Let it spread.
New areas, new deaths, and tear gas on grieving families.
Three phases
of failure.One party. Three governments. Three and a half years of fire. No one held to account.
Since 3 May 2023
Three and a half years of fire. No one held to account.
Burning for 3+ years across three BJP-led governments, Manipur worsened under each. Biren Singh failed to protect the state, PM Modi ignored it from Delhi, and Khemchand allowed violence to spread.
Behind every number is a family that lost a home, a son, a mother or a village.
Humancost

300+
killed · 49 missing
By the BJP government's own count. Deaths continue.

7,894
homes destroyed
2,646 damaged. 386 places of worship attacked. Still rising.

24,000
still in relief camps
731 displaced people have died in camps and shelters.

385+
days without internet
Since May 2023. Blockades still cut off whole districts.

3,020
cases · 302 chargesheets
Only 38 trials commenced. Zero convictions.
Phase 1 · Biren Singh
Biren Singh
let Manipurburn.
3 May 2023 to 9 Feb 2025. As Chief Minister, Biren Singh failed to protect Manipur. Violence spread, lives were lost, and the state was pushed into a humanitarian crisis.
He could not protect Manipur.
175 killed in four months, 258 by late 2024. Nearly 60,000 displaced. Around 6,000 guns looted.
Two women paraded in May 2023. First arrest 77 days later, only after the video went viral.
A freedom fighter's widow at home and a boy in a police-escorted ambulance burnt alive.
Two students killed in July 2023; a father, son and neighbour murdered in their sleep at Kwakta.
A mother burnt.
Six abducted
and killed.
Jiribam, November 2024: a mother burnt, then 3 women and 3 children abducted and killed.
While Manipur bled
He held on to his chair.
His response to the parade video was that hundreds of similar cases have occurred.
Staged a fake resignation in June 2023 but quit only on the eve of a no-confidence vote.
He now asks how long we will keep counting the bodies, forgetting that he was the CM when it began.
Phase 2 · President's Rule
President's Rule
Delhi tookcharge.
13 Feb 2025 to 4 Feb 2026. The Centre took direct control, then treated Manipur as an afterthought. The violence continued, and the displaced were left to fend for themselves.
Phase 2 · President's Rule
days before the PM visited.
After multiple foreign trips. He stayed for less than five hours.
Manipur was always an afterthought for Delhi.
Nearly 14 hours for the Waqf Bill. 42 minutes after 2 am for President's Rule in Manipur.
Amit Shah said there was no violence in the last four months. Seven had died in those months.
Security forces at Gwaltabi cover "Manipur" on a state bus.
The displaced were left to fend for themselves.
24,000
still live in relief camps. The camps were planned to be shut by Dec 2025.
₹100
a day is what camp dwellers are given to survive.
1 : 100
one bathroom shared by a hundred people.
PTSD
in children examined in the camps.
What did the
Centre do?
Peace Committee forgotten.
The judicial inquiry has no report. Its Chairperson quit.
Free movement, on paper.
Ordered without preparation: 1 dead, 25 injured on the first day. Hundreds of looted guns still missing.
Justice, delayed.
Parade-case charges and the Jiribam chargesheet came only in Jan 2026.
Phase 3 · Khemchand
Under Khemchand,
the firespread further.
4 Feb 2026 to now. Even under Khemchand, violence has spread to newer areas. More lives lost. More villages dragged in.
Violence spread to newer areas.
60+ killed in 2026 by Sep 2026, by Biren Singh's own count. 12+ more in Oct 2026.
Litan, Ukhrul: 50+ homes burnt within a week of his term, dragging in villages once at peace.
Bomb in Bishnupur kills two children, aged 6 months and 5 years. 3 protesters die in CRPF firing.
May 2026: 3 church leaders killed, 48 taken hostage. June 2026: 6 abducted men found mutilated.
Manipur has run
out of patience.
Blockade for months.
Petrol up to ₹250 a litre. LPG up to ₹5,000 a cylinder.
The Supreme Court, shocked.
By deaths in a relief camp. Post-mortems in only 20 cases.
A paltry price on a life.
₹20,000–30,000 in compensation for unnatural deaths in the camps.
Oct 2026 · Imphal
Tear gas on
grieving families.
Oct 2026: tear gas on grieving families carrying their dead to the Chief Minister's gate.
A closed mouth
doesn't get heard.
If you, your family or your village have been hurt, ignored or left waiting, tell us. Every account will be recorded and raised.