Tangkhul ava ngara bingwui seiha.

CRPF/ COBRA Central Reserve Police Force’s: Commando Battalion for Resolute Action. It was raised in 2008, 10,000/- The deeper reasons they don't say out loud: 1. The Trilateral Highway must be completed Look at the sequence of events in just the last two weeks of May-June 2026: • May 30–June 3 — Myanmar President U Min Aung visited India from May 30 to June 3, 2026 in New Delhi. Highway fast-tracked agreed. • May 31 — MHA approves COBRA deployment to Manipur. • June 7 — COBRA companies land in Imphal. DG tells them, “No one will question your actions." This is not coincidence. The message is very clear — the road will be built, and whatever stands in the way will be "resolved." Our hills, our people, our forests —both Modi and Hlaing agreed must be cleared. 2. Under Vision 2047, The 2029 insurgency-zero deadline • The Centre has set a target of 2029 to bring insurgency-related deaths to zero in the Northeast, with Manipur as the immediate priority — and mine-protected vehicles have already arrived in Ukhrul district as part of this push. Our hills are being "cleared" on a government timetable — not for our safety, but for their deadline. Drishti IAS 3. Our minerals — chromite, oil, nickel, platinum • The eastern belt of Manipur from Ukhrul to Moreh sits on the Indo-Myanmar Ophiolite Belt containing chromite, nickel, limestone etc • At least 39 MoUs for mining and extraction projects were signed in tribal hill areas without proper community consent. 4. Blocking China — our hills are a strategic buffer • The trilateral highway is India's direct counterbalance to China's Belt and Road Initiative in Myanmar. If the highway does not progress, it could be viewed as a victory for China. India cannot afford to let China dominate this region. Our hills are a geopolitical chess piece between two giants. ________________________________________