NNC (Parent Body) reiterates stand for Naga nation unity

Section of participants attending the Naga National Council (Parent Body) general meeting held at Lotha Tribal Council Hall, Wokha on November 28. 

Wokha, November 28 (MExN): Naga National Council (NNC) (Parent Body) today held a general meeting at Lotha Tribal Council Hall, Wokha to discuss on the Naga political settlement. The NNC journey was deliberated in detail of the struggle for the Naga political settlement.

Abenthung Kikon in a press release stated three agendas were discussed at the top priority meeting which focused on the Naga national unity, Naga peoples as a whole and the political solution where three resolutions were passed with all members accepting it.

As per the resolution, the NNC once again resolved to stand for Naga nation unity for the best interest of Naga people as a whole. It resolved "to stand for all the Naga groups to sit across the table to work out the best possible unity in the interest of Naga national workers in particular."

The meet also resolved to stand for political solution “in the interest of Naga people as one people and one homeland.”

During the meet, Vizosielhou Nagi, NNC general secretary informed that the resolution need to be polished as it was collectively scribed on the discussion.

The meeting further witnessed an open wide discussion among the young and the old. The NNC (Parent Body) called upon the Nagas from all section, “without any division which is classified and suppressed by political interest of the GoI without the consent of the Nagas…But together the Naga struggle for the rights will always be taken forward till the demand is fulfilled.”

All region presidents took part, where Yimchunger women region spoke on Naga unity without differences.

Earlier, the council held a mass prayer for Naga peace and unity without division. The meeting was attended by regions from Angami, Yimchunger, Sumi, Ao, Rengma, while Zeliang, Phom and Konyak could not make it due to travel inconvenience, the release said. The regions sent their greetings and assured to sand on common interest. More than 200 NNC members attended the event.