Kampanya güncellemesiDemand justice for Oinam Tomthin and infant Yaisana, Justice delayed is Justice denied

Terrorists Snatched their right to live Along with Tronglaobi victims

Chaphamayum Chaoba MangangNagaon, Hindistan
25 Nis 2026

Tronglaobi Tragedy: A Call for Responsibility

The Helpless Victims of Jiri killed by Terrorists in 2024 by Terrorists still crying in heaven with no Justice till Today.They were abducted , raped and kill brutally , threw their dead bodies in River. 

 The pain still not recovered , Killing of Five In Tronglaobi and Two in T kamson Ukhrul district add another unbearable pain .

The tragic blast at Tronglaobi Awang Leikai on 7 April 2026 claimed the lives of two innocent children — five-year-old Oinam Tomthin and his infant sister Oinam Yaisana — and left their mother critically injured. This heartbreaking loss demands justice, but also collective responsibility.

While public grief and anger are natural, the situation has been further aggravated by rumours, miscommunication, and uncontrolled protests. The loss of additional lives and injuries in the aftermath, including during attempts to confront security forces, is deeply unfortunate and only deepens the crisis.

Violence cannot be answered with more violence. Such reactions risk weakening constitutional order and delaying justice. At the same time, this incident highlights urgent gaps in security and intelligence systems that must be addressed with honesty and urgency. Respect for human lives , human values , respect for rules and regulations, upholding Indian constitution can't be totally ignored.

We must also remember the silent sufferers — daily wage earners, students, and the vulnerable — who bear the burden of continued unrest.

Let this tragedy be a turning point. Justice must prevail, but through restraint, unity, and responsible action — not chaos.

The Helpless Victims of Jiri Rape and  Massacre 

 Victims of CRPF firing , Victims of  Ukhrul  Ambush  still Waiting for Justice 

 

 

 

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