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Centre must intervene in Manipur crisis now. Looking away won’t make the problem disappear

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Manipur is again in a hostage crisis. After 44 people were captured by Kuki and Naga groups, 28 have been released, exposing a deepening breakdown of law and order. Electoral victories mean little if Centre continues to look away. It won’t make the problem disappear. The crisis demands urgent intervention.

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Though too little, the Centre’s decision to increase fuel prices is right. It should have been done much earlier. Political expediency should not determine fuel prices. They should be market-driven. The government should now ensure that the hike is not one-time, but periodic, as the Vajpayee government did with kerosene.

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