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#FirstpostFlashback: Two communities in Manipur are locked in a conflict, the Kukis and Meiteis. But what explains this bad blood? How is Manipur's history crucial to understand this conflict? @Palkisu tells you on this episode of Flashback.
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@palkisu @palkisu, you forgot to mention the rampant narco terrorism which is also one of the main reasons of the ongoing conflict. Second, Meitei want to safeguard and protect their ancestral land. It's less about employment and education quota. 🙏🙏

@palkisu Dear @palkisu , I have always admired your way of reporting since your @WIONews days. Please do cover a bit on the Narco-Terrorism in the Golden triangle and its impact, in relation to the present situation in Manipur. Oh yes!! Don't miss covering SOO also.

@palkisu finally! some words from you on it

@palkisu For the first time I was able to put together the real picture of Manipur. Thank you @palkisu mam for a wonderfully well researched piece 🙏🏼

@palkisu Dear @palkisu. Having been in the northeast for the majority of my life, i must compliment for the apt fact telling. Many of the dwellers of the so called Mainland do not understand these problems and are ready to comment on the situation. Tough times ahead for @BJP4Manipur

@palkisu You forgot to mention two main reasons for this conflict. Narco terrorism is one of the biggest reasons for this&the influx of illegal illegal immigrants into the country. It’s a national security issue. Please dig a little deeper as we expect the truth from a media like yours

@palkisu Brilliant as always! Clearly explained. A common man listening to political views of different political parties on this topic, gets an actual background and view of the situation. Thank you @palkisu

@palkisu #ManipurViolence NarcoTerrorism combined with illegal immigration is the root cause of the violence.

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@palkisu @palkisu you are one of my favourite reporter please do unbiased report so that There will be peace. It's the poorest who suffer the most both sides.





