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Kuki Militants bombard Meetei villages with drones, set homes, vehicles ablaze

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Sep 03, 2024 IST

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#CRPF #AssamRifles #Churachandpur Violence escalates in Manipur: Kuki Militants bombard Meetei villages with drones, set homes, vehicles ablaze The conflict in Manipur took a deadly turn as drones were used to drop bombs on civilians, killing two people, including a woman, and injuring 10 others. Alleged Kuki militants targeted villages in Imphal West, marking a significant escalation in the violence between the Kuki tribes and Meitei community. Both sides have traded blame for the attack, raising tensions further in the already volatile region. #ManipurViolence #CRPF #AssamRifles #Churachandpur #Kangpokpi #ManipurCrisis #KukiMeiteiConflict #NorthEastIndia#EthnicConflict #SecurityAlert #ManipurNews #Manipur #Imphal #ManipurAssesmbly

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