DC Kohima informs on arms firing exercise
Kohima, January 28 (MExN): The office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kohima, has issued a circular informing the public that the 13 Assam Rifles, Kohima will conduct a small arms firing exercise at the Firing Range, Kohima Garrison, from February 1 to 28. In this regard all concerned villages, ward authorities, and Panchayats under Kohima town have been advised not to enter the Firing Range area or take cattle for grazing near the firing area during these period. This notification has been issued to ensure the safety of the general public, the DC Kohima added.
SFSAN condemn January 24 incident
Kohima, January 28 (MExN): The State Forest Service Association of Nagaland (SFSAN) has condemned the shocking incident on the evening of January 24, wherein an individual opened fire on the official vehicle belonging to the Assistant Conservator of Forests under Zunheboto Forest Division. Fortunately, no occupants were in the vehicle at the time of the incident. It does not, however, negate the fact that the officers/staff have experienced mental harassment as a result of this incident, the association stated. SFSAN said that it is deeply distressed to learn that a dedicated and sincere officer who is also a bona fide member of the Association was the victim of such a heinous act. “In order to ensure that those involved are held legally accountable, we urge the law enforcement authorities to initiate a comprehensive investigation into this incident and award a befitting punishment to the perpetrator,” it added.
Demise of Rev Khrutsoi Luruo mourned
Kohima, January 28 (MExN): Dr Vikuosa Nienu has condoled the demise of Rev Khrutsoi Luruo. Dr Nienu stated in a condolence message that a man of impeccable character, Rev Luruo followed in his Master’s footsteps and lived a humble life. “I have yet to encounter an honest man as Rev Luruo, at least among the Chakhesangs. He served our Lord with zeal and dedication. Let us celebrate his life to honor and remember the kind of man he was—a faithful servant of our Lord Jesus Christ! May the Lord grant peace and solace to the bereaved families,” Dr Nienu added.
