NSCN: "...NIA has made bewildering allegations against #NSCN for fueling the #Meitei-Kuki-#Zo ethnic conflict by allegedly helping the Meitei revolutionary groups against the Kuki militants; As usual, the KNA/KNA(B) is in denial mode, trying to show a different picture, far from having any link with the ubiquitous AR and para-troopers; the #FMR was scrapped by the MHA to control the undesirable elements crossing the border. It is ironic that #Kuki #militants are found as favorable elements to wreck the presence of the #NagaArmy in #Myanmar."
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#Manipur: An #IndianArmy officer, during an interaction with media persons, candidly admitted, "KNA or KNA (B) are the same. On the #Myanmar side, they are known as KNA (B) and just a change of nomenclature when they cross the border." Lately, #IndianSecurityForces have apprehended many #Meitei underground cadres at the border. However, there is not a single report of #Kuki underground being apprehended at the border.
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While the media often portrays the conflict in Manipur as an ethnic strife between the Meiteis and the Kukis, a deeper examination reveals a more intricate web involving illegal immigration and narco-terrorism, which has significant geopolitical implications. Over time, the increasing numbers of illegal immigrants have led to demographic shifts, sparking tensions with indigenous communities.
The geopolitical implications of the issues in Manipur extend beyond its borders. India, as a regional power, has a vested interest in stabilizing its northeastern frontier. However, the complexities of dealing with the illegal immigration and narco-terrorism present significant challenges. While ethnic tensions between the Meiteis and Kukis are often highlighted, the underlying drivers are far more complex, involving economic desperation, geopolitical maneuvers, and criminal enterprises.
Addressing these issues requires a comprehensive approach that tackles the underlying drivers of conflict while promoting inclusivity, justice, and sustainable development. Only through collective action and political will can Manipur pave the way towards a peaceful and prosperous future.
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The utilization of ZRA or Zomi Revolutionary Army as mercenary forces by India since 2005 underscores a troubling pattern of external manipulation within the region's conflicts. The leveraging of KNA(B) as a proxy army further exacerbates tensions, highlighting India's strategic maneuvering at the expense of stability in Myanmar violating international laws and breaching in the sovereignty of Myanmar. The Suspension of Operation (SoO) agreement with KNA or KNO in 2008 appears to serve as a veneer of legitimacy for India's covert operations, masking the true nature of their involvement in the region.
The orchestrated conflict which majority of the people misunderstood as communal or ethnic violence between Kuki and Meetei civilians since May 3, 2023, orchestrated by the Indian army and allied Kuki terrorist groups has begun unfolding the truth within. Ironically Home Minister of India in his latest version of several self contradicting narratives trying hard to distance away by fixing the responsibility to only Meetei and Kuki civilians. It is an act of military oppressions carried out by Indian govt against indigenous populations and it reflects a sinister agenda of internal aggression and exploitation. India's sponsorship and cultivation of terrorist organizations over decades, coupled with their complicity in illicit activities such as narcotics trade and opium cultivation, paint a disturbing picture of state-sponsored destabilization in Northeast India. This calculated strategy effectively institutionalizes an East Taliban Regime, perpetuating violence and insecurity under the guise of geopolitical interests.
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