As attention fades, tension in Manipur remains dangerously alive. Fresh outbreaks of violence underline how thin the region’s peace still is, rooted in deep discord between the Meitei and Kuki communities. A government investigation report has arrived late, leaving grievances largely unaddressed and institutional recovery stalled—risking renewed cycles of unrest.
Manipur marked the third anniversary of the Meitei-Kuki ethnic strife with rallies, meetings, and a widespread shutdown to reflect on continuing tensions. Candlelight vigils brought a somber pause across communities, honoring people lost in the turmoil. The commemorations underscored how the conflict’s impact still lingers, shaping everyday life and public gatherings.
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