Imphal, Feb. 21 -- Hundreds of Nagas from border villages in Manipur's Kamjong and Ukhrul districts rallied on Friday to protest the Central government's decision to scrap the Free Movement Regime (FMR) and construct a border fence with Myanmar.

The two districts share a border with the country to the east, impacting Naga communities living on both sides.

The Tangkhul Naga Zingsho Longphang (TNLZ), representing 66 revenue villages in Kamjong district, organized the demonstration at the district headquarters.

The TNLZ is specifically protesting the border fencing project between Border Pillar 90 and 124, a stretch of 35 pillars covering 104 kilometers.

"We do not want to live separated by border walls. We want to live together peaceful...