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In violence-hit Manipur, villagers pin hope on dialogue for normalcy in the state
Updated On: 31 May, 2023 05:15 PM IST | Sangaithel/Saheibung | PTI
Normal for most of them meant being able to chat with a fellow Manipuri, without worrying whether he or she belonged to another tribe, ride a motorcycle to the next district in search of a bargain or see a movie in the evening without worrying about an arson attack at the cinema hall

ome Minister Amit Shah's four-day tour of Manipur is being viewed by these simple but shrewd villagers as a portent for just such an effort. Pic/PTI
As Kuki and Meitei villagers pick up their lives after one of the worst bouts of ethnic clashes in this northeastern state, they have only one question in mind -- when will life be back to normal?
Normal for most of them meant being able to chat with a fellow Manipuri, without worrying whether he or she belonged to another tribe, ride a motorcycle to the next district in search of a bargain or see a movie in the evening without worrying about an arson attack at the cinema hall.
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