Security experts believe there has been a resurgence in terrorist attacks that have rocked India Northeast In recent months, militants have been working to regroup in China’s border areas. myanmar, and more are expected despite elections in Manipur and peace talks in Nagaland.
With the stalled talks, the Naga divided factions desperate with the rebels Manipuri Groups believed to obstruct upcoming state assembly elections are regrouping in China’s Yunnan province and border areas of Myanmar, the latter taking advantage of the turmoil to use it as a transit corridor.
“There is a China angle to the resurgence of terrorism. There are many groups of people in China,” said Major General Bhabani S Das, former Inspector General Assam Rifles, said. group like United Liberation Front Separate factions of Assam (I), People’s Liberation Army of Manipur and National Socialist Council of Nagaland (K), which are against peace talks, are believed to be regrouping in the border areas.
With the stalled talks, the Naga divided factions desperate with the rebels Manipuri Groups believed to obstruct upcoming state assembly elections are regrouping in China’s Yunnan province and border areas of Myanmar, the latter taking advantage of the turmoil to use it as a transit corridor.
“There is a China angle to the resurgence of terrorism. There are many groups of people in China,” said Major General Bhabani S Das, former Inspector General Assam Rifles, said. group like United Liberation Front Separate factions of Assam (I), People’s Liberation Army of Manipur and National Socialist Council of Nagaland (K), which are against peace talks, are believed to be regrouping in the border areas.
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