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Discontent and divisions still brew in restive state

Hindustan Times Bengaluru

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September 14, 2025

On a day Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for unity in Manipur, deep divisions resurfaced as Kuki groups reiterated their demand for a separate administration and Meitei outfits said the visit did little to ensure peace.

- Utpal Parashar and Thomas Ngangom

The Kuki-Zo Council (KZC), a prominent tribal body, submitted a memorandum to the PM in Churachandpur, demanding a separate administrative setup. “For years, we have consistently demanded complete separation from Manipur, seeking a separate administration

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