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Myanmar Nationals Who Sought Refuge In Mizoram Return Home
Around 2,500 Myanmar nationals, who had sought refuge in Mizoram following violent clashes between the Chinland Defence Force-Hualngoram (CDF-Hualngoram) and the Chin National Defence Force (CNDF) on July 5, began returning to their country.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Flags Free Movement Regime's Side-Effects
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Monday expressed concerns over a rise in smuggling activity in the state, and pointed at the free movement regime (FMR) between India and Myanmar as one of the factors responsible for it.
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"Increased Influx Of People From Myanmar Into Northeast A Grave Concern": India At UN
India on Tuesday reiterated that it supports the ASEAN-led efforts and the ASEAN Five-Point Consensus to resolve the precarious humanity and security situation in neighbouring Myanmar.
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"Won't Collect Biometric Data Of Myanmar, Bangladesh Refugees": Mizoram Chief Minister
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Thursday said his government will not collect biometric details of Myanmar and Bangladesh refugees.
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Fire At Myanmar Refugees' Camp In Mizoram, 8 Houses Destroyed: Cops
A blaze erupted at a relief camp for refugees from Myanmar in Mizoram on Wednesday, police said.
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"Myanmar Refugees Won't Be Sent Back Until...": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has informed Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma that the Centre won't deport Myanmar nationals who sought refuge in the state since February 2021.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma Meets Amit Shah Amid Refugee Crisis, Border-Fencing Plan
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma has been assured by Home Minister Amit Shah that no refugee will be sent back to Myanmar until normalcy returns to the neighbouring country where the junta is fighting pro-democratic insurgents, sources have said.
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6,000 Myanmar Refugees In Manipur, More Likely To Come: Chief Minister
Around 6,000 people from Myanmar have taken shelter in Manipur after violence in the neighbouring country, Chief Minister N Biren Singh said on Sunday, adding that more refugees are likely to reach the state soon.
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"Can't Deny Shelter, Only Thing Is...": Manipur Chief Minister On Myanmar Refugees
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Saturday said that shelter cannot be denied to those seeking it on humanitarian grounds, but foreigners cannot be allowed to sneak into the state and set up illegal villages.
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Mizoram Chief Minister-Elect Dials Centre, Seeks Joint Work For Myanmar Refugees
Mizoram's Chief Minister-designate Lalduhoma on Wednesday said he will meet Home Minister Amit Shah and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in Delhi soon to discuss the issues of refugees from Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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Manipur Violence Will Continue Until 4,000 Looted Arms Recovered: Army Commander
Eastern Army Commander Lt Gen Rana Pratap Kalita on Tuesday said incidents of violence will continue in Manipur unless around 4,000 weapons, which were looted from security forces, are recovered from common people.
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Myanmar Army Personnel Being Allowed Into India, Handed Back: Army Officer
As Army officer has said that the Assam Rifles guarding the 1,643-km Myanmar border has been given clear instructions to allow entry not only to villagers seeking refuge from the fighting in the country but even to Myanmar army personnel.
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5,000 Myanmar Refugees Enter Mizoram, Aid Groups Work Hard On Relief
Another humanitarian crisis is unfolding as over 5,000 Myanmar nationals have taken shelter in Zokhawthar in Mizoram's Champhai district after fleeing from the violence in the junta-run nation.
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Over 5,000 Myanmar Nationals Flee To Mizoram Amid Junta Airstrike
Over 5,000 Myanmar nationals have crossed over to neighbouring Mizoram in India following Monday's airstrike by the Myanmar army in its Chin state, said Lalbiakthanga Khiangte, Inspector General of Police, Mizoram Police.
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Fresh Fighting In Myanmar Triggers Rush Of Refugees To Mizoram Again
The army's Assam Rifles met with village chiefs and leaders of a civil society group in settlements in Mizoram near the border with Myanmar and discussed the situation in the neighbouring country.
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Myanmar Nationals Who Sought Refuge In Mizoram Return Home
Around 2,500 Myanmar nationals, who had sought refuge in Mizoram following violent clashes between the Chinland Defence Force-Hualngoram (CDF-Hualngoram) and the Chin National Defence Force (CNDF) on July 5, began returning to their country.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Flags Free Movement Regime's Side-Effects
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Monday expressed concerns over a rise in smuggling activity in the state, and pointed at the free movement regime (FMR) between India and Myanmar as one of the factors responsible for it.
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"Increased Influx Of People From Myanmar Into Northeast A Grave Concern": India At UN
India on Tuesday reiterated that it supports the ASEAN-led efforts and the ASEAN Five-Point Consensus to resolve the precarious humanity and security situation in neighbouring Myanmar.
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"Won't Collect Biometric Data Of Myanmar, Bangladesh Refugees": Mizoram Chief Minister
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Thursday said his government will not collect biometric details of Myanmar and Bangladesh refugees.
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Fire At Myanmar Refugees' Camp In Mizoram, 8 Houses Destroyed: Cops
A blaze erupted at a relief camp for refugees from Myanmar in Mizoram on Wednesday, police said.
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"Myanmar Refugees Won't Be Sent Back Until...": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has informed Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma that the Centre won't deport Myanmar nationals who sought refuge in the state since February 2021.
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Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma Meets Amit Shah Amid Refugee Crisis, Border-Fencing Plan
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma has been assured by Home Minister Amit Shah that no refugee will be sent back to Myanmar until normalcy returns to the neighbouring country where the junta is fighting pro-democratic insurgents, sources have said.
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6,000 Myanmar Refugees In Manipur, More Likely To Come: Chief Minister
Around 6,000 people from Myanmar have taken shelter in Manipur after violence in the neighbouring country, Chief Minister N Biren Singh said on Sunday, adding that more refugees are likely to reach the state soon.
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"Can't Deny Shelter, Only Thing Is...": Manipur Chief Minister On Myanmar Refugees
Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh on Saturday said that shelter cannot be denied to those seeking it on humanitarian grounds, but foreigners cannot be allowed to sneak into the state and set up illegal villages.
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Mizoram Chief Minister-Elect Dials Centre, Seeks Joint Work For Myanmar Refugees
Mizoram's Chief Minister-designate Lalduhoma on Wednesday said he will meet Home Minister Amit Shah and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in Delhi soon to discuss the issues of refugees from Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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Manipur Violence Will Continue Until 4,000 Looted Arms Recovered: Army Commander
Eastern Army Commander Lt Gen Rana Pratap Kalita on Tuesday said incidents of violence will continue in Manipur unless around 4,000 weapons, which were looted from security forces, are recovered from common people.
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Myanmar Army Personnel Being Allowed Into India, Handed Back: Army Officer
As Army officer has said that the Assam Rifles guarding the 1,643-km Myanmar border has been given clear instructions to allow entry not only to villagers seeking refuge from the fighting in the country but even to Myanmar army personnel.
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5,000 Myanmar Refugees Enter Mizoram, Aid Groups Work Hard On Relief
Another humanitarian crisis is unfolding as over 5,000 Myanmar nationals have taken shelter in Zokhawthar in Mizoram's Champhai district after fleeing from the violence in the junta-run nation.
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Over 5,000 Myanmar Nationals Flee To Mizoram Amid Junta Airstrike
Over 5,000 Myanmar nationals have crossed over to neighbouring Mizoram in India following Monday's airstrike by the Myanmar army in its Chin state, said Lalbiakthanga Khiangte, Inspector General of Police, Mizoram Police.
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Fresh Fighting In Myanmar Triggers Rush Of Refugees To Mizoram Again
The army's Assam Rifles met with village chiefs and leaders of a civil society group in settlements in Mizoram near the border with Myanmar and discussed the situation in the neighbouring country.
