How New Delhi’s Policy on Ceasefires With Rebel Groups in the Northeast Contributed to Manipur’s Crisis

The crisis in Manipur highlights the fallout of New Delhi's approach to ceasefires with rebel groups in the Northeast. The abrupt termination of these agreements has intensified ethnic tensions, leading to widespread violence and instability. This policy, aimed at consolidating central control, risks escalating conflicts that could spill over into neighboring regions, complicating India's broader security landscape. Understanding this dynamic is crucial for grasping the broader implications for regional peace and national security.