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Manipur conflict narratives deepen divisions between armed groups

The Kuki National Organisation rejected claims that the Manipur conflict is fundamentally a Naga-Kuki dispute and accused NSCN-IM of creating a false narrative. The statement reflects continuing tensions surrounding the armed conflict in Manipur.

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Competing ethnic and political narratives can hinder conflict resolution and increase the risk of further communal violence.

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  1. Manipur conflict not Naga-Kuki, NSCN-IM creating false narrative: KNO ↗tribuneindia.com · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 6:16 PM UTC

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