- Manipur ethnic conflict and security crisis
- Kuki groups are involved in violence in Manipur, and KKL has urged for intervention regarding the ongoing crisis.
Kuki militants allegedly carried out attacks in Manipur, leading to political questions regarding the government's security handling.
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Updated Oct 25
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Kuki militants allegedly carried out attacks in Manipur, leading to political questions regarding the government's security handling.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Kuki militant groups are operating from Myanmar while protesters demand the resignation of Deputy CM Nemcha Kipgen.Sub-event
Kuki militants allegedly attack in Manipur amid political questions about security.1 source
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- Nemcha Kipgen has taken on the role of Deputy Chief Minister in Manipur.
- Tensions have heightened between communities in Manipur, where Nemcha Kipgen serves as a cabinet colleague.
- Govindas Konthoujam serves as the Home Minister for the state of Manipur, which is located within India.
- Nemcha Kipgen condemned the killings in Manipur and called for a full investigation.
- The PM-KISAN scheme was rolled out in Manipur on October 30, 2026.