Kohima: The Eastern Konyak Union (EKU) is demanding an immediate end to alleged aerial drone strikes by Indian security forces. General Secretary K Akham Honwang and President PM Aman signed a statement Saturday detailing a string of attacks on Eastern Konyak villages since July 2025. The union asserts the public “has no enemies with any group or government.”
Civilians are dying. The EKU claims soldiers are using combat drones to drop bombs in civilian areas, causing poisonings, injuries, and widespread trauma. They recorded a strike on July 13, 2025, in the Hoyat field area. This incident sickened locals and ruined the soil for farming. Later, on October 20, 2025, a pre-dawn strike hit Khammoi village. The blast killed and wounded multiple residents.
The violence hit Langkho village most recently on October 3, 2026. A bomb detonated inside a home, leaving two civilians injured. One of the victims was a nine-year-old girl. The union claims the Burmese government allows these Indian military operations along the artificial border. The EKU insists that they do not align with either nation.
The union also turned its fire on Naga national workers. They questioned why these groups refuse to restrain their own activities to protect the public. The EKU statement warned, “To the Naga leader: Save your own family, protect your own village.” Officials previously made their stance clear to both Indian forces and Naga factions on November 27 and 28, 2025. They are now telling the fighters to move their conflicts to barren areas where no innocents live.
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