Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that 6000 people from Myanmar have taken shelter in Manipur and will be provided with food and shelter owing to humanitarian considerations. Attending a function in Assam s Barak valley on Sunday he said, "Due to prevailing situation in Myanmar around 6000 people have come to Manipur. We are providing them food and shelter owing to humanitarian consideration. More people are likely to come. "
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Stressing proactive measures, Manipur Chief Minister Biren Singh highlighted the deployment of biometric systems in areas like Kamjong and Ukhrul, urging similar strategies in regions like Behiang, adjacent to Myanmar, considering reports of heightened conflicts in the neighbouring country. Asserting a humanitarian approach toward individuals fleeing violence, the Chief Minister emphasized the necessity of identifying them through biometric data collection, offering temporary shelter without allowing the establishment of permanent settlements within the States borders.
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The ongoing internal conflict in Myanmar has created a challenging situation for insurgent groups from Northeast India who have sought refuge there. These outfits are now facing pressure to either participate in the conflict or vacate the area altogether. One such group, the United National Liberation Front (UNLF), which is the oldest Meitei insurgent group from Manipur, recently signed a peace accord with the Centre and the Manipur government. The UNLF had previously operated from bases in Myanmar.