Moreh, India (English Wikipedia)

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  • Haokip, Territoriality, Conflict and Citizenship (2023), pp. 16–17: "In this operation, which was led by U. Muangi, any suspect was interrogated for his or her place of birth, including their father's and grandfather's place of birth. If any of the place of birth falls in the Indian territory, they would be listed as foreigner and evicted.". Haokip, Thongkholal (January 2023), "Territoriality, Conflict and Citizenship in the India–Myanmar Borderlands", The Journal of Indian and Asian Studies, 4 (1), doi:10.1142/S2717541323500018
  • Haokip, Territoriality, Conflict and Citizenship (2023), pp. 10, 12, 16–17. Haokip, Thongkholal (January 2023), "Territoriality, Conflict and Citizenship in the India–Myanmar Borderlands", The Journal of Indian and Asian Studies, 4 (1), doi:10.1142/S2717541323500018
  • Haokip, Memory and kinship across the Indo-Myanmar border (2023), p. 14: "The letter [from the Deputy Commissioner of Manipur], dated 6 June 1968, wrongly portrayed the return of displaced Kukis from Ukhrul as that of refugees, and this mistake was negatively magnified into a political case through social media platforms [in 2023].". Haokip, Seilienmang (2023), "Memory and kinship across the Indo–Myanmar border: A study of the lived experiences of displaced Kuki families", Memory Studies: 1–17, doi:10.1177/17506980231188484
  • Kom, Ch. Sekholal (June 2015). "Ethno-nationalism: Competing Micro-nationalist Dissents in Manipur". Social Change. 45 (2): 289–307. doi:10.1177/0049085715574192. ISSN 0049-0857.

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  • "Trade with Myanmar". Invest in Manipur Switzerland of the East. Directorate of Industries Government of Manipur. 8 June 2013.

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  • "Report of the Commissioner for linguistic minorities: 47th report (July 2008 to June 2010)" (PDF). Commissioner for Linguistic Minorities, Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India. p. 78. Archived from the original (PDF) on 13 May 2012.

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  • Haokip, Kuki-Naga Conflict (2007), pp. 156–157. Haokip, D. Michael (2007). "Kuki-Naga Conflict with Special Reference to the Chandel District of Manipur". In Lazar Jeyaseelan (ed.). Conflict Mapping and Peace Processes in North East India (PDF). North Eastern Social Research Centre. pp. 145–184.
  • Haokip, Kuki-Naga Conflict (2007), p. 157: 'Ms. Teresa Hoilam adds: “There were various types of taxes levied on the Kukis especially in the Moreh area. They divided people into different categories. Some of them had to pay more than Rs. 3,000. Those who did not pay were either killed or tortured and some businessmen's trucks were burnt down. Cutting and selling of trees was also prohibited. Even if trees were to be cut, we had to inform the militants and had to pay money as its price. The militants notified tax deadlines. As the Kuki leaders considered it unconstitutional and were not able to pay the money, they requested the KNA (Kuki National Army) to come to Moreh”' Haokip, D. Michael (2007). "Kuki-Naga Conflict with Special Reference to the Chandel District of Manipur". In Lazar Jeyaseelan (ed.). Conflict Mapping and Peace Processes in North East India (PDF). North Eastern Social Research Centre. pp. 145–184.
  • Haokip, Kuki-Naga Conflict (2007), p. 161: "So they called an emergency meeting with the Naga leaders and told them not to aid and entertain the IM group any more. They expressed their inability to abide by this order because though they did not want to do it, the IM group forced them to act. Even though there was no formal warning to leave Moreh, the Nagas started fleeing that same night.". Haokip, D. Michael (2007). "Kuki-Naga Conflict with Special Reference to the Chandel District of Manipur". In Lazar Jeyaseelan (ed.). Conflict Mapping and Peace Processes in North East India (PDF). North Eastern Social Research Centre. pp. 145–184.
  • Haokip, Kuki-Naga Conflict (2007), pp. 160–161. Haokip, D. Michael (2007). "Kuki-Naga Conflict with Special Reference to the Chandel District of Manipur". In Lazar Jeyaseelan (ed.). Conflict Mapping and Peace Processes in North East India (PDF). North Eastern Social Research Centre. pp. 145–184.

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  • Hamish McDonald, India: Rebel redoubt, Far Eastern Economici Review, 9 June 1994. ProQuest 208211419 "From Burma comes teak, scented agar wood, jade, gems and, increasingly, heroin. From India flow items such as bicycles, petrol, kerosene, textiles and ironware.... Every truck or bus moving from Moreh, the free-wheeling Indian town opposite Tamu in Burma, where border trade is transacted, pays Rs 4,000 (US$128) to the NSCN before it reaches Imphal."

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