An Interaction
On April 26, 2011, a day-long interactive meeting on “Naga Reconciliation: A Journey of Common Hope” was held in Dimapur where members of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) and individuals from all across the Naga areas seriously deliberated together on the Naga reconciliation process. The purpose of the interaction was to solicit feedbacks, suggestions, ideas, criticisms, and explore possible steps for the future.
The Meeting made the following observations:
1. That the Naga reconciliation process had given people a new sense of hope and the space for a new imagination of a shared and common Naga future.
2. That the various Naga political groups have been committed to Naga reconciliation, and have expressed and demonstrated their sincerity in various forms.
3. That, of late, there has been incidents of violence and an increase in use of provocative language in the public domain through the media.
The Meeting also made the following recommendations:
1. That the Naga political groups refrain and restrain themselves from any form of violence, and from the use of language which may be detrimental to the reconciliation process.
2. That the highest-level meeting of the Naga political groups is a political necessity.
3. That the leaders of the various political groups must shoulder the responsibility of positively responding to the Naga people’s call for reconciliation at the highest level.
4. That FNR must continue to explore and pursue all possible means to ensure the realization of reconciliation at the highest level.
5. That FNR must reach out and create greater consciousness on issues of truth, forgiveness, and reconciliation.
6. That the Naga public also demonstrate greater awareness, participation, and will for Naga reconciliation.
Sd/-
Rev. VK Nuh
Rev. Phughoto Aye
Rev. Loli Kape
Rev. Dr. Wati Aier
Zhekheli Zhimomi
Vezalhü Chakhesang
T. Ningreichon
Somipam Lungleng
Puduhü Khuso
Phamring Sengul
Nepuni Piku
Neingulo Krome
Neikesanuo Sorhie
Mankai Wangsu
KS Paul Leo
Kethoser (Aniu) Kevichusa
Grace T. Shatsang
G. Vashum
Elias Lotha
Dr. K. Toshinaro Longchar
Dr. P Ngully
Dr. N. Venuh
Dr. Moang Aonok
C. Nyamto
B. Henshet Phom
Apise Sangtam
Aheto Sumi
Aküm Longchari
On April 26, 2011, a day-long interactive meeting on “Naga Reconciliation: A Journey of Common Hope” was held in Dimapur where members of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) and individuals from all across the Naga areas seriously deliberated together on the Naga reconciliation process. The purpose of the interaction was to solicit feedbacks, suggestions, ideas, criticisms, and explore possible steps for the future.
The Meeting made the following observations:
1. That the Naga reconciliation process had given people a new sense of hope and the space for a new imagination of a shared and common Naga future.
2. That the various Naga political groups have been committed to Naga reconciliation, and have expressed and demonstrated their sincerity in various forms.
3. That, of late, there has been incidents of violence and an increase in use of provocative language in the public domain through the media.
The Meeting also made the following recommendations:
1. That the Naga political groups refrain and restrain themselves from any form of violence, and from the use of language which may be detrimental to the reconciliation process.
2. That the highest-level meeting of the Naga political groups is a political necessity.
3. That the leaders of the various political groups must shoulder the responsibility of positively responding to the Naga people’s call for reconciliation at the highest level.
4. That FNR must continue to explore and pursue all possible means to ensure the realization of reconciliation at the highest level.
5. That FNR must reach out and create greater consciousness on issues of truth, forgiveness, and reconciliation.
6. That the Naga public also demonstrate greater awareness, participation, and will for Naga reconciliation.
Sd/-
Rev. VK Nuh
Rev. Phughoto Aye
Rev. Loli Kape
Rev. Dr. Wati Aier
Zhekheli Zhimomi
Vezalhü Chakhesang
T. Ningreichon
Somipam Lungleng
Puduhü Khuso
Phamring Sengul
Nepuni Piku
Neingulo Krome
Neikesanuo Sorhie
Mankai Wangsu
KS Paul Leo
Kethoser (Aniu) Kevichusa
Grace T. Shatsang
G. Vashum
Elias Lotha
Dr. K. Toshinaro Longchar
Dr. P Ngully
Dr. N. Venuh
Dr. Moang Aonok
C. Nyamto
B. Henshet Phom
Apise Sangtam
Aheto Sumi
Aküm Longchari
