Cross Border Crime and its Impact in Manipur,India
Journal Title: International Journal of Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Studies (IJIMS) - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 5
Abstract
India shares its borders in the North-Eastern India with two countries i.e. Bangladesh and Myanmar. The crimes relating to cross border are frequently debated and highlighted as it poses serious threat to the economy and internal security of the country but little has been done to curb the menace. Since independence, India has faced a variety of insurgencies and political challenges in its North-Eastern States. It’s the main reason for the higher crime rate in the North-Eastern states as compare to other states of India. As the region shared international borders with other countries cross-border crime are very common in this region. The present study tried to examine the cross-border crimes which are happening in Northeaster state Manipur. Further it tries to find out the impact of these crimes in the state.
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Moirangmayum Sanjeev Singh, Rajkumar Meiraba Singh
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