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Evening brief: 23,000 civilians rescued in violence-hit Manipur, says Army, and all the latest news

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Published on: May 7, 2023, 17:06:36 IST
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Manipur violence: 23,000 civilians rescued, Army increases aerial surveillance. Top updates

Indian Army with Assam Rifles personnel conduct rescue operation in the violence-affected Manipur, on Sunday. (ANI)
Indian Army with Assam Rifles personnel conduct rescue operation in the violence-affected Manipur, on Sunday. (ANI)

The Indian Army and Assam Rifles, which had been called to quell the ethnic violence in Manipur, have rescued more than 23,000 civilians and moved them to the operating bases and military Garrisons, the army said in a statement on Sunday. Read more

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