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Tangkhul Nagas' houses near Myanmar border in Manipur torched by militants
Villages inhabited by Tangkhul Nagas in Manipur's Kamjong district were set ablaze, with suspected Kuki National Army-Burma cadres blamed for the destruction of at least 12 houses and a market. The MLA highlighted limited security force access due to proximity to active militant groups. Meanwhile, Kuki-Zo groups are protesting highway blockades, impacting essential supplies like LPG and rice, which are now fetching exorbitant prices.
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thehindu.com
Manipur burns again after pause
Conflict reignites in Manipur as Kuki and Naga groups accuse each other of village burnings along the India-Myanmar border.
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hindustantimes.com
Village torched in Manipur as fresh Naga-Kuki tensions erupt near border areas
The fresh violence comes amid rising tensions between Naga and Kuki communities after the May 13 ambushes in which 3 church leaders and a Naga man were killed. | India News
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Manipur: At least 29 houses set on fire in fresh violence along Myanmar border
Four attacks were reported between Wednesday afternoon and early Thursday morning, with Kuki and Naga organisations blaming each other for them.
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Kuki village torched in Manipur’s Noney district
Armed group attacks and torches Kuki village in Manipur, escalating ongoing ethnic violence between Kuki and Naga communities.