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Returning militants from Myanmar, coupled with rising insurgent groups in Manipur, raise concerns for an already strained security situation. The extensive presence of federal troops, while bolstering governmental authority, may further provoke insurgent cabals rather than displace them.
Seeking a Path to Stability
While the Indian government has made strides with effective counterinsurgency strategies against groups like the Maoists, it faces obstacles in regions like Manipur that threaten the nation's overall stability and security. The rising fire of internal strife requires urgent attention; failure to address underlying grievances may catalyze further violence and unrest.