Manipur Deputy CM warns Naga MLAs may withdraw from state government over escalating Kuki-Naga violence
Losii Dikho, deputy chief minister of Manipur, said in an interview with ThePrint that Naga members of the state legislature could withdraw their support from the BJP government led by Chief Minister Khemchand Singh if violence against Nagas continues amid escalating ethnic tensions between Kuki and Naga communities. Dikho characterized the renewed tensions and violence between the two groups as a threat to the coalition's stability.
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- ✓Losii Dikho is deputy chief minister of Manipur. (ThePrint, context from title)
- ✓Kuki-Naga violence is ongoing in Manipur. (7 MSM articles cited)
- ✓A BJP government led by Chief Minister N. Biren Singh is in power in Manipur. (description context)
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- ~Dikho characterizes continued violence against Nagas as a potential threat to Naga legislative support for the state government. (ThePrint source argument, not independently verified finding)
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