The NSCN (KNiki )’s Sumi faction issued a rallying cry to all Naga tribal leaders to be more devoted and active in uniting all Naga political groups and the general public.
It stated that no solution to the Naga issue is likely to be reached unless the Naga people are unified for one common aim, regardless of boundary delineation.
Niki Sumi, the president of a delegation of Dimapur-based southern Naga civil society organizations, stated only Naga tribal leaders can unite the Naga people together, which will give the Naga people’s voice greater weightage before the Indian government for a solution to the Naga political conflict.
Meanwhile, Southern Naga Union, Poumai Hoho, Tangkhul Naga Long, Mao Naga Union, Maram Naga Union, Lamkang Naga Union, Maring Naga Union, Moyon Naga Union, Thangal Naga Union, and Anal Naga Union were among the delegation’s members.
“To achieve any goal, all Naga people must be united,” Sumi emphasized.
NSCN: “Peace and Unity among all segments of Naga Society
He also restated the NSCN/commitment GPRNs to peace and unity among all segments of Naga society, reminding tribal leaders that his organization prioritizes unity above solutions.
In his speech, Ato Kilonser (home minister) of the Starson Lamkang group praised the southern Naga public leaders’ positive response to the Naga people’s unity. He stated that the Naga people must put their egos aside and work together for the greater good.
He urged tribe chiefs to serve as peace and unity ambassadors.
Representatives from the southern Nagas spoke on the occasion, saying that the Nagas had struggled together for their rights.
They emphasized the need of working out their issues and remaining unified in order to achieve their goals.
The tribal leaders also condemned any forms of violence that threaten the Naga people’s peace and well-being.
However, they praised the NSCN/efforts GPRNs to bring the Naga people together.
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