The Grievous Conflict of an Indian State: Horrifying Instances of Torture, Rape, and Killings

In the northeastern state of Manipur in India, a violent ethnic conflict has resulted in the segregation of communities and the formation of village defense forces. The conflict between the Meitei community, who mostly follow Hinduism, and the minority Kuki groups has led to brutal killings and sexual crimes against women. The animosity between the communities has become deeply rooted and bitter, with each side blaming the other for the violence. The state government and the national government have been criticized for their lack of action and failure to address the crisis. Both communities express disappointment and feel neglected by the government. The situation remains volatile, with recent instances of violence occurring.