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If you’re an avid social media user, you’ve probably noticed the “All eyes on” trend, in which other people protest the atrocities faced by other people in other parts of the world, including Rafah in Gaza or the Congo. Amid this trend, the hashtag “But there are no eyes in Manipur” is also gaining traction online. The word suggests that while other people talk about violence in foreign countries, they don’t when it comes to the northeastern Indian state of Manipur.

A few days ago, other people began sharing “All eyes on Rafah” messages in solidarity with Rafah after an attack on the city by the Israeli army killed more than 40 civilians and injured about 200. After this, other people also began to publish “All eyes are on the Congo” to highlight the decade-long violence faced by the other peoples of this African nation.

Percentage posts that use this word on various social media platforms are accompanied by information, videos, or photographs that social media users do not receive the attention of the national media. These articles are not only about the conflicts in the state, but also about the devastation caused by the herbal screw. Oops, like floods. Some only percentage of the word to show their support.

It has been almost a year since violence broke out between the Kuki and Meitei communities in Manipur. Ethnic violence is said to have left more than 200 people dead. The fighting has also displaced more than 50,000 people. Several Meitei-Kuki couples are also reportedly forced to live apart.

Last year, the UN issued a statement on the clash in Manipur. “Community clash between the predominantly Hindu Meitei ethnic communities and the predominantly Christian Kuki ethnic communities,” the UN reported, Forbes reported.

“By mid-August 2023, around 160 more people had reportedly been killed, most of them from the Kuki ethnic community, and more than three hundred had been injured. The clash also reportedly led to the displacement of tens of thousands of other people from the communities. , the burning of thousands of houses and a lot of churches, as well as the destruction of farmland, the loss of crops and the loss of livelihoods,” the global framework adds.

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