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Politics
India Intensifies Push Against NSCN Amid Allegations of Chinese Support
✍️ Imphal Times
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 08:32 PM
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The Indian government is stepping up operations to curb the Naga Nationalist Council's activities, amid reports that the group is receiving backing from China.
The Indian government has announced a renewed crackdown on the Naga Nationalist Council (NSCN), a militant group that has long operated in the northeastern states. Officials say the move is aimed at dismantling the organisation’s network and cutting off any external support. Recent intelligence reports suggest that the NSCN may be receiving logistical and financial assistance from China, prompting a heightened security response. The Ministry of Home Affairs has deployed additional paramilitary units to key hotspots in Manipur and Nagaland to prevent further insurgent activity.
In a statement, the Home Minister highlighted the importance of maintaining peace and stability in the region. He also urged the public to report any suspicious movements that could aid the group. The government’s action comes after a series of border skirmishes and increased insurgent attacks in the past year. Analysts note that the crackdown could pressure the NSCN to negotiate a ceasefire, but also warn of potential backlash if the group feels isolated.
The Indian Army has increased patrols along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the area, citing concerns over cross-border infiltration. Meanwhile, diplomatic channels remain open to address the alleged Chinese involvement. The government has assured that any foreign support to insurgent groups will be met with decisive action.
Observers say the intensified operations could reshape the security dynamics in the Northeast, but stress that a comprehensive political solution is essential for lasting peace. The government has reiterated its commitment to a peaceful resolution while ensuring national security.
In a statement, the Home Minister highlighted the importance of maintaining peace and stability in the region. He also urged the public to report any suspicious movements that could aid the group. The government’s action comes after a series of border skirmishes and increased insurgent attacks in the past year. Analysts note that the crackdown could pressure the NSCN to negotiate a ceasefire, but also warn of potential backlash if the group feels isolated.
The Indian Army has increased patrols along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the area, citing concerns over cross-border infiltration. Meanwhile, diplomatic channels remain open to address the alleged Chinese involvement. The government has assured that any foreign support to insurgent groups will be met with decisive action.
Observers say the intensified operations could reshape the security dynamics in the Northeast, but stress that a comprehensive political solution is essential for lasting peace. The government has reiterated its commitment to a peaceful resolution while ensuring national security.