In a significant operation conducted by the Indian Army and Assam Rifles in Churachandpur district, Manipur, four militants from the United Kuki National Army (UKNA), a non-signatory to the Suspension of Operations (SoO) agreement, were neutralized following an exchange of gunfire. The operation, which stemmed from intelligence regarding recent atrocities committed by UKNA, including the killing of a village chief and widespread intimidation of civilians, resulted in the recovery of several sophisticated foreign-made weapons, including an AK-56, self-loading rifles, and tactical gear. This successful engagement underscores the steadfast commitment of Indian security forces to maintain peace and stability in a region grappling with insurgent violence. The persistent threats posed by the UKNA, which has been implicated in various violent incidents, highlight the ongoing challenges faced by local authorities in ensuring civilian safety and restoring order. The incident not only emphasizes the need for effective counter-insurgency operations but also reflects the broader context of security operations vital for preserving the integrity and stability of northeastern India amid rising tensions from outlawed militant activities.