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Security was beefed up across Mizoram on Sunday ahead of state-wide protests by Mizo organisations against violence in Manipur and amid reports of Meiteis leaving the state after a statement by an ex-militant group, police said.

Guwahati,Jul 23: The outrage that followed a video of two Kuki-Zomi women being stripped and sexually assaulted in Manipur has led to panic among the small community of Meiteis residing in Mizoram, with many of them leaving the state on Saturday. In response to the situation, the Manipur government said it is willing to evacuate

Amid reports of many Meitei community people leaving Mizoram following an "advisory" by former militants in the state, the Mizoram government has assured the safety and security of Meitei residents.Around 1,500 to 2,000 Meitei ...

NGO Co-Ordination Committee will stage demonstrations across the state on Tuesday (July 25) to extend solidarity to the Zo ethnic people in strife-torn Manipur.

Security was beefed up across Mizoram on Sunday ahead of state-wide protests by Mizo organisations against violence in Manipur..

Meitei people who fled from Manipur to Mizoram due to violence are now leaving Mizoram after an organisation issued a warning stating that Meiteis would be responsible for any violence perpetrated against them in Mizoram. Around 41 individuals from 15 families have relocated to Assams Lakhipur, while others have taken flights out of Mizoram.

Mizo organisations have announced state-wide protests against violence in Manipur

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Security was beefed up across Mizoram on Sunday ahead of state-wide protests by Mizo organisations against violence in Manipur and amid reports of Meiteis leaving the state after a statement by an ex-militant group, police said. India News | Manipur Violence: Security Tightened Across Mizoram.

News18 spoke with some Meitei community members who moved from the violence-hit areas and reached neighboring Mizoram and then Assam, awaiting a way to go back home, along with fearing for their life

AMUCO president Ph Nando Luwang said Mizoram as a neighbouring state should not be drawn into the ongoing crisis in Manipur.