Dr. Kh. Pou writes on how Manipur’s enduring hill-valley divide, rooted in history and mistrust, continues to fuel conflict, and why rebuilding trust is key to lasting peace.
Manipur’s colonial legacy of dual administration, carried into the symbolism of Article 371-C of the Indian Constitution, continues to shape the state’s political tensions, undermining democratic principles of consent, justice, and equality, writes Dr. Kh. Pou.
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