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Manipur Rally Demands Immediate Release of Six Naga Hostages Allegedly Abducted by Kuki Militants

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AI-generatedThe article reports a local ethnic conflict and hostage situation in Manipur, India. There is no commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or company-specific margin effect. The event is purely a civil security issue with no direct or indirect commercial relevance.
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- On May 13, six Naga civilians were allegedly abducted by Kuki armed militants from Leilon Vaiphei village in Kangpokpi district.
- A mass rally was organized by the Koubru Range Liangmai Women's Union and local civil society organizations on Tuesday demanding immediate release.
- Previously, on May 15, 28 hostages were released following negotiations between Kuki and Naga sides facilitated by the United Naga Council.
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