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ThePrint’s Manipur report shows divided police has failed to keep the peace. Govt must intervene

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The fissure in Manipur Police along ethnic lines demonstrates the dangers of allowing such identities to infiltrate uniformed forces. ThePrint’s reporting from Manipur shows the divided force has failed to keep the peace. Experts have repeatedly warned of such growing polarisation, and the government must intervene to end the rot.

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