Zarir Hussain

Jan 1, 2024 | sightmagazine.com.au | Zarir Hussain

Guwahati, India Reuters At least three people were killed and five seriously injured when gunmen in camouflage fatigues opened fire on villagers in India's restive northeastern state of Manipur, officials said on Tuesday, as sporadic violence continued in the region.

Dec 20, 2023 | usnews.com | Zarir Hussain

By Zarir HussainGUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - More than 80 people killed in ethnic clashes in India's northeastern Manipur state over the past seven months were laid to rest on Wednesday, officials said, as sporadic violence continued in the region. At least 180 people have died since fierce fighting broke out between members of the majority Meitei and minority Kuki communities in May, following a court order suggesting privileges granted to Kukis also be extended to Meiteis.

Dec 19, 2023 | msn.com | Zarir Hussain

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Dec 19, 2023 | reuters.com | Zarir Hussain

GUWAHATI, India, Dec 20 (Reuters) - More than 80 people killed in ethnic clashes in India's northeastern Manipur state over the past seven months were laid to rest on Wednesday, officials said, as sporadic violence continued in the region. At least 180 people have died since fierce fighting broke out between members of the majority Meitei and minority Kuki communities in May, following a court order suggesting privileges granted to Kukis also be extended to Meiteis.

Dec 19, 2023 | streetinsider.com | Zarir Hussain

By Zarir HussainGUWAHATI, India (Reuters) - More than 80 people killed in ethnic clashes in India's northeastern Manipur state over the past seven months were laid to rest on Wednesday, officials said, as sporadic violence continued in the region. At least 180 people have died since fierce fighting broke out between members of the majority Meitei and minority Kuki communities in May, following a court order suggesting privileges granted to Kukis also be extended to Meiteis.