Manipur Kuki Zone Woman Dies After 2023 Gang Rape During

Final Up to date:January 18, 2026, 08:00 IST

A 20-year-old Kuki zone lady, gang-raped throughout Manipur ethnic violence in Imphal in 2023, died on January 10 in Guwahati hospital on account of trauma and accidents.

The lady was gang-raped in 2023. (Picture used for illustration)

A 20-year-old Kuki zone lady, who was gang-raped in 2023 throughout ethnic violence in Manipur, died on January 10 on account of extended accidents. Two years in the past, she was kidnapped and gang-raped by a mob in Imphal. Reportedly, the lady reported her assault in July 2023, however no arrests have been made.

As per the native experiences, the lady’s household stated that she may by no means get well from the trauma of the brutal assault. She was in deep shock that affected her psychological and bodily well being. She breathed her final whereas present process therapy at a Guwahati hospital.

As per a report by India In the present day, the lady reported the horrific incident and shared that she was kidnapped by a bunch of 4 males who requested her id and handed her over to a bunch of armed males.

The incident occurred on Might 15, 2023. The sufferer, a resident of New Checkon Colony in Imphal, had stepped out to withdraw cash from an ATM when she was kidnapped.

Based on her assertion, she was taken to a number of places in Imphal, together with Wangkhei Ayangpali and Langol, the place she was subjected to sexual and extreme bodily assault.

The perpetrators deserted her in Bishnupur, presuming that she was lifeless. The lady was rescued by an autorickshaw driver who rushed her to a hospital.

After receiving preliminary therapy in Manipur, the sufferer was shifted to Guwahati as a result of graveness of her accidents.

Based mostly on the survivor’s assertion, an FIR was registered underneath Sections 354, 307, 364, 376 and 506 of the Indian Penal Code (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita), together with provisions of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. Nonetheless, even after 2 years, no arrests have been made.

The Churachandpur-based Indigenous Tribal Leaders Discussion board (ITLF) introduced a candlelight vigil within the lady’s reminiscence.

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