Silchar: Amid lingering ethnic tensions and sporadic incidents of violence in Manipur, the Assam Rifles on Wednesday organised a high-level meeting with civil society organisations (CSOs) at Kaimai in Tamenglong district to strengthen peace and communal harmony in the region
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The interaction brought together 25 key representatives, including village chairmen, secretaries, youth leaders, and members of both the Naga and Kuki communities. Officials from the civil administration and the state police department also participated in the deliberations, an Assam Rifles spokesperson said on Thursday.
Security forces also highlighted the importance of keeping NH-37 open to ensure the unhindered movement of civilians and security personnel.
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Read MoreHe is a seasoned journalist with The Times of India, reporting from Silchar. Known for his sharp political insights and grassroots coverage, he brings depth to stories from Barak Valley and beyond. His work reflects a commitment to factual reporting and amplifying voices from Assam’s southern frontier.
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