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Manipur’s ethno-religious tensions spill over to other states even as centre takes over law and order machinery

“Manipur ethnic tensions spill over to other states even as Centre takes over law And order machinery”, Swarajyamag, May 5, 2023:

“The Meitei-tribal ethnic clashes that have rocked Manipur has spilled over to neighbouring states where tensions between the communities have risen.

Youngsters from the Meitei and Kuki communities clashed in Meghalaya’s state capital Shillong on Thursday (4 May) evening. The police arrested 16 people from both the communities.

In Mizoram that lies southwest of Manipur and is inhabited predominantly by the Chin-Kuki-Zo ethnic group, many Meitei families residing in the state have reported feeling insecure.

In Nagaland, which lies north of Manipur, tensions between Meteis and local Nagas have been reported….”

Read the full article at Swarajyamag.com

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