Manipur's Endless Inferno 2025: Ethnic Flames Divide a State From Burnt Villages to Broken Dreams, a Cry for Radical Peace

Chief Minister Biren Singh's February resignation triggered President's Rule, but unrest simmers. ACLED data shows renewed clashes posttruce, with France24 noting 20 villages wiped out by July. BJP MLAs jet to Delhi demanding a new government, arguing suspended assembly till 2027 stalls peace. Amnesty urges human rights focus, while HRW warns of restarts without inclusive talks.

This Manipur violence crisis India 2025 isn't "ethnic tension"—it's a engineered fracture begging for bold surgery. Why stick to bandaids like troops when shared governance could heal? EastMojo proposes ethnic councils sharing power, ditching winnertakesall politics. Nationally, it bleeds tourism and youth futures, fueling migration and radicalism. Modi's Centre? Ditch partisan games—deploy storytellers and mediators to weave narratives of unity.

Launch "Manipur Mosaic" festivals blending cultures, or AImonitored borders to curb arms. Imphal Times calls for popular rule, but only with KukiMeitei pacts. Ignore women, the silent warriors? Empower them in talks for real change. This isn't just Manipur's scar—it's India's test. Radical empathy, not rifles, will douse the flames. Dare we dream of a reborn state, or let it burn?