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Quit deadline over, Myanmar may take action against Indian rebels
Times of India | TNN | Jun 13, 2012, 07.15AM IST
Two days after the lapse of the deadline given to Indian insurgent groups (IIGs) by the Myanmarese government to leave the neighbouring country, army personnel have been positioned in close proximity of the rebels' camps, but there is no report of any militants fleeing across the border to India.
"The Myanmarese army has positioned itself close to the camps of IIGs at Taga and other places but everything is as usual. There are more than 3,000 cadres of IIGs in Myanmar and there have been no reports of any of these groups moving to India, though there is pressure on the Meitei outfits," a top security source said.
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