MOKOKCHUNG, APRIL 1 (MExN): The Concerned Senior Citizens Forum Mokokchung (CSCFM), while welcoming the signing of the Lenten Agreement between the NSCN (IM), GPRN/NSCN and the NNC/FGN, has called upon all political leaders “to be more committed and firm to the God given opportunity of one united Naga people.” While appreciating the “tireless spirit” of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation, it urged all the Naga organizations, churches and citizens to partake in the unity and reconciliation move.
A press note from the forum stated that the Lenten Agreement is “yet another welcoming steps towards our most desired aspiration.” It added that since the initiative of the FNR, “we have seen all the different Naga Groups pledging to undertake the journey of common hope; we have also seen formation of Naga National Government in the Naga Concordant.”
“Having committed to bury all the differences and unitedly fight for the Naga rights, we the Naga citizens fully endorse faith and support for Naga reconciliation. But only to be baffled in the Naga public reconciliation meet February 29, 2012, where some of the Naga leaders had clearly shown their ulterior motives against the interest of the Nagas and against the commitment they have made for our Nation,” the forum lamented. It stated that the “leaders of the Indian nation have time and again demonstrated their non-commitment to resolve the Naga political issue.”
“Naga people cannot be fooled for all the time in the name of ceasefire and peace so as loyalty, support and prayer cannot be just wasted in the name of many declarations and reconciliations unless it is a genuine one,” it asserted. The forum further declared that “no government or leaders can have the ultimate right for the Naga people but the Naga people only.”
‘Extend support for a
shared Naga future’
DIMAPUR, APRIL 1 (MExN): The Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) has expressed satisfaction at the signing of the Lenten Agreement between the NSCN (IM), GPRN/NSCN and NNC/FGN, under the initiative the Forum for Naga Reconciliation and expressed hope that this will translate into action towards Naga Reconciliation. NMA, in a press note, acknowledged the effort of the FNR and “the courage for putting forward something significant and inspirational progress which offers prospect of hope.” It further encouraged all signatories of the Lenten Agreement to honour and respect the commitment and extend full support to the Naga Reconciliation process for a shared Naga future.
shared Naga future’
DIMAPUR, APRIL 1 (MExN): The Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) has expressed satisfaction at the signing of the Lenten Agreement between the NSCN (IM), GPRN/NSCN and NNC/FGN, under the initiative the Forum for Naga Reconciliation and expressed hope that this will translate into action towards Naga Reconciliation. NMA, in a press note, acknowledged the effort of the FNR and “the courage for putting forward something significant and inspirational progress which offers prospect of hope.” It further encouraged all signatories of the Lenten Agreement to honour and respect the commitment and extend full support to the Naga Reconciliation process for a shared Naga future.
Lenten Agreement
has lifted spirits: BAN
DIMAPUR, APRIL 1 (MExN): The Business Association of Nagas (BAN) has lauded the Naga Political Groups for their decisions to reconcile and termed the signing of the Lenten Agreement as “welcome news.” A press note from the BAN stated that the agreement is “another landmark step, toward the Naga aspiration for a shared future and a comprehensive strategy for achieving a common goal.” BAN further extolled the initiatives of the FNR and expressed optimism in the “maturity and seriousness in the efforts of the NPGs.” “Realization has dawned, that the solution to the protracted Naga issue can only be achieved when Nagas become one,” it asserted. BAN further said that these positive developments have lifted spirits of the business community and the public, with expectations for a new era of community stability and economic development.
has lifted spirits: BAN
DIMAPUR, APRIL 1 (MExN): The Business Association of Nagas (BAN) has lauded the Naga Political Groups for their decisions to reconcile and termed the signing of the Lenten Agreement as “welcome news.” A press note from the BAN stated that the agreement is “another landmark step, toward the Naga aspiration for a shared future and a comprehensive strategy for achieving a common goal.” BAN further extolled the initiatives of the FNR and expressed optimism in the “maturity and seriousness in the efforts of the NPGs.” “Realization has dawned, that the solution to the protracted Naga issue can only be achieved when Nagas become one,” it asserted. BAN further said that these positive developments have lifted spirits of the business community and the public, with expectations for a new era of community stability and economic development.
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