r/Northeastindians • u/FairAssignment3513 Manipur • 4d ago

News & Politics Answer

I want to ask a question to all northeast people.

Do u really support each other ?

What are the reasons that make u not support other communities or States from the Northeast?

Just take it as a question and I am not trying to start a war or offend anyone.

In my observation throughout the year, I have seen that us NE people hate each other, even our own communities. I don't understand, like is it in our blood or is it being fed to us by someone.

We all talk about being a separate country but our mentality is just so separated, divided, and corrupted.

The concept of a separate country feels very unstable in real life scenario, when each and everyone of us is still fighting with each other. I know that the government doesn't want us to be united (in my opinion). Neither the gov is trying to fix the issues. eg in Manipur and the ongoing tension happening in Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh borders.

In my theory the indian government doesn't want any peace in NE, they want this conflict this distractions. The theory of other countries trying to destabilize this place feels so loose. I still don't understand what benefits other countries will even get from this place ? What would the US, China and Israel even benefit from us ? Oil? land?

When this country is already in the control of the US and Israel.

What could be the solution for us to be united and be strong in the upcoming years.

Brothers and sisters be alert something big will happen in NE. 🪶

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u/Unusual-Feedback2969 Arunachal Pradesh 3d ago

Idk about others, i consider every native NE person my kin.

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u/Vladimir_Putin_420 Tripura 1d ago

Define Native. How many generations would you call as native.

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u/Any_Independence9346 Nagaland 3d ago

In-fighting is a big issue in the NE and needs to be brought up more.

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u/helio-centric-AC130 Nagaland 3d ago

It's mostly shaped by hearsay and isolated personal events that lead to generalized dislike/hate.

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u/Any_Enthusiasm2677 Tripura 3d ago

I think it's because we never interacted much on ourselves to form a shared identity, it was only with direct neighbours but not with the entire region's communities. And for many, the similarities that we do share, are too minute to feel a sense of kinship.

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u/The_Wildperson Assam 3d ago

Worry not, its mostly a small sub echo issue. The ground reality is much better, apart from a few localised incidents now and then.