Dimapur, Feb 20 (MExN): The NSCN-K is certain that there are “no takers” for the NSCN-IM’s calling for forgiveness and reconciliation as much as the GOI-NSCN (IM) talks have “almost” failed. Now that NSCN-IM Chairman Isak Swu and General Secretary Th. Muivah have ‘flown so high, they are finding difficulty in landing’ so they are now seeking ‘exit-routes’, a note from NSCN-K Deputy Kilonser Seochem Sangtam asserted.
“The so-called peace process between the Government of India and the I-K terrorists is almost failed. The duo’s proclamation for forgiveness and reconciliation finds no takers; their unity and reconciliation offer to the NSCN/GPRN has been rejected by the latter because they spurned and rejected the peace ventures of the NSCN during the past eleven years; the duo have flown up so high that they now find it difficult for landing” the NSCN-K noted. Th. Muivah has now come to fully understand that his agenda of integration of Naga area has proved fruitless and integration is a by-product of sovereignty and so if he and Isak could not bring about sovereignty, how could the Naga areas be easily integrated, the Kilonser queried.
Due to these, the two NSCN-IM leaders are desperately seeking exit-routes to ‘Eastern Nagaland’ and then to Myanmar; the joint forces of the Indian army and the NSCN-IM had brought them to Dimapur and now they are planning to be in Tuensang to sneak into eastern Nagaland with the help of the Assam Rifles, the NSCN-K asserted. The note highlighted the “exit plan” of the two leaders to ‘escape’: After reaching Tuensang, they will go through Tobu and sneak into eastern Naga areas. And once they cross the so-called international boundary, Th. Muivah will abrogate the ceasefire between them and the Government of India. This is the last resort and exit plan of Th. Muivah” it added even while asserting that they will hardly get any refuge in the eastern areas due to massacres committed in the past.
