"Violent Rampage: Indian Region Teeters on Brink of Civil War as Armed Mobs Run Amok"

Armed mobs and ethnic clashes have pushed the remote northeastern Indian state of Manipur to the brink of civil war. The conflict between the Meiteis and Kukis, two ethnic groups in the region, has resulted in dozens of deaths, arson, and mass displacement. Armed militias have formed on both sides, with police armories being looted and villages being ransacked. The unrest has divided state forces and left the region in a state of chaos, with little intervention from the central government. The conflict highlights deep-rooted problems and tensions between the two communities, threatening the stability of Manipur.