Three Myanmar police constables have crossed over to India’s northeastern state of Mizoram to seek refuge there, rather than carry out orders given by the military junta, an Indian police official said on Thursday.
- “The cops said they got some instructions from the military rulers, which they could not obey, so they ran away,” Superintendent Stephen Lalrinawma said.
- “They are seeking refuge because of the military rule in Myanmar,” Lalrinawma said. India shares a 1,643-km land border with the country. Reuters
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