Whether you believe or not - there were landslide at Mao Gate and Keithelmanbi, which is located respectively in the north and in the central parts of Senapati District Manipur. The Nagas mostly inhabit at Mao and Kukis live at Keithelmanbi.

Many people believe that if you do something good to others - the others will reciprocate without any bad intention.

In other word - if we do good we'll reap the result of goodness and if we do bad we'll reap the result of bad deeds. When the evildoers harass the faithful religious people, some of the religious people continue to do their own business - whether God punishes the evildoer or not.

It is their belief that all the evildoers will be punished on this earth or after death. With this belief they have the patience in their blood.

However some of the religious groups are impatience seeing the evildoers and show their barbaric acts; they want to take revenge for their evil acts. If we deliberate the events we never heard or seen - it may abstruse for us.

However when we saw and do it with our hands - we understand and realize. Why there was a big landslide that destroyed the National Highway 39 for long time at Mao Gate and at Keithelmanbi?

Do you think that was a kind of rage of God that is revealed to Nagas and Kukis? Or is that a natural occurrence due to heavy rain? What be should be our evaluation?

Whether you believe or not - there were two events that occurred in 2004 in Senapati District, Manipur, one at Mao Gate (Naga dominated areas) and another at Keithelmanbi (Kuki dominated areas).

Do you know what were the two events that occurred in those two places after 12 years of Naga-Kuki ethnic problem? As a Geologist or atheist - you may believe that was a natural occurrence. But as a Christian or believer of God - you may believe those two events were the signs of God for the Nagas and Kukis.

Many religious groups believed or alleged that there was landslide at Mao Gate due to barbaric act of the Nagas. Many people alleged that some of the Kukis were barbarously killed at Mao Gate checkpoint during the Naga-Kuki ethnic problem 1992-1994.

However only God knows - who were killed and tortured because the killing of Nagas and Kukis were carried secretly in both the Naga-Kuki dominated areas. Many people also alleged that some of the Nagas were barbarously tortured and killed at Keithelmanbi during the Naga-Kuki ethnic clashes.

Whether you believe or not - some religious people believe that due to this barbarous acts of the Kukis - there was a big landslide and a sort of minor volcanoes occurred near the Keithelmanbi.

Should we believe or accept that God reveals as sign of rage on Naga and Kukis? Will that be a superstition or faith if we believe that was the rage of God shown to the people?

Many believe that was a rage of God shown to the people because the landslide was too disastrous that many properties were destroyed and Highway was blocked for more than a week. Such disastrous landslides have not occurred earlier.

Many people alleged that the dead bodies of Nagas and Kukis were crying out from the ground where they were killed and buried at Mao Gate and Keithelmanbi.

Whether you believe or not - some believe that God had revealed his rage to the people for their barbarous acts. If we believe that was the rage of God - it is the high time for the Nagas and Kukis to learn and avoid again such kind of barbarous act in the future.

More than 90% of the Nagas and Kukis are Christian. They are brother and sister in Christ. But with such kind of barbarous act during their ethnic problem showed immaturity in their Christian faith.

Killing another ethnic group through means of muscle power is not the way of Christianity. The gospel of Jesus does not teach to avenge but to love their enemies.

If you believe that was sign from God - it is the time to repent for the barbarous killing.

If that was a natural occurrence, God is not concern about their barbarous act of killing each others.

What ever it may be lets forget the past killing and forgive and develop a better relationship in Christ Jesus.