Ua sakgni me·chikrangko gangri-chingri Meitei me·asa jinmani mikkango re·ate aro uamangko dangtape roani ja·man mande jinma drae kal·akanio dos donggipa gimikkon rim·china gita CoTU, iana skang ma·mong sorkarina konta 48 somoirangko on·ahachim ine nikna man·a.

CoTU had earlier served a 48-hour ultimatum to the Central government to book all the culprits involved in the parading of the Kuki-Zo women naked and repeatedly molested before committing the heinous crime of gang-raped on May 4.

Manipur a·doko me·chik sakgniko nagande video ka·e kratchaninggija aro ka·saninggija kamko ka·ania songsalna kratchabeani ong·a ine Prime Minister skanggipa changna Manipur a·dokni obostao aganaha. Manipur a·doko adita jarangna skang jatsa jatgipin baksa kajia-golmal ong·e an·chi-pari nikgrikanirang ong·enga indiomangba Prime Minister Modi mamingkoba ku·ata dongkujachim.

Zoramthanga also called for the "immediate restoration of peace and normalcy" in the conflit-hit state".

Conrad Sangma said, the guilty should be given the harshest punishment.

PM Modi said, "what has happened to daughters of Manipur can never be forgiven, guilty will not be spared."

The Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF) has alleged that the two women were also gang-raped in a nearby field during the incident, which occurred on May 4 in Kangpokpi district, approximately 35 km from Imphal.

The video quickly went viral on social media platforms, with netizens expressing their shock and concern over the potential environmental impact of such heavy smoke emissions.

In light of the factual details and truth coming to the fore, the West Garo Hills police has urged the public to not get misled by the rumours.

The netizens are bewildered as to what was going inside the minds of these young boys, who jumped into the raging Rymben River, the vide of which has gone viral.