Bru Repatriation: Back to Mizoram
Altogether 1,165 Brus, belonging to 289 families, returned to Mizoram from the six relief camps of North Tripura during the ninth round of the Government-sponsored repatriation process, which concluded on November 30.
- The repatriation exercise was the final attempt at bringing back the 4,447 Bru families — identified by the State as its bona fide residents who fled to the neighbouring State during an ethnic clash over two decades ago.
- The Brus, also referred to as the Reangs, are spread across the north-eastern states of Tripura, Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram.
- They speak the Reang dialect of Kokborok language which is locally Known as ....
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