Imphal, Oct. 13 -- Two women's organisations representing Naga and Kuki communities have condemned a series of civilian killings in the state, calling for urgent intervention by the state and central governments, impartial investigations and accountability for those responsible.

The Naga Women's Union (NWU) condemned the October 10 beheading of Ajinbou Ringkangmai in Makui Ashang village, describing the incident as a grave violation of human dignity and international humanitarian law.

Separately, the Kuki Women Union (KWU), Sadar Hills, expressed outrage over the killings of two Kuki-Zo civilians, identified as 42-year-old Domkhoinei Touthang and 23-year-old Michael Ngamminlen Haokip.

Both organisations called for justice for the victi...