DIMAPUR, SEPTEMBER 9 (MExN): The NSCN (IM) today stated the sufferings of Naga people and their ability to undergo such prolonged militarized state “truly represent the vision of non-violent resistance as is seen through the Naga Peoples’ Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) and its founding members and their offspring...”
A press note from the MIP of the NSCN (IM) congratulated the NPMHR for its completion of 38 years on September 9. “It was indeed a humble and humiliating beginning when the entire Naga populace intensely felt the ardent need to represent and address the sufferings of Naga people under harsh military campaigns. In the course of Naga's outstandingly long quest for justice and recognition, NPMHR began with full of disappointments and yet glorious existence as it is today,” the NSCN (IM) stated.
It recalled that the founding members of the NPMHR “did endure immense difficulties and trying moments in order to be heard and recognized.” The NPMHR, it stated, has “now carried across oceans and mountains the message of collective responsibility to ensure global security necessity today in upholding the essence of human rights.” The NSCN (IM) further wished NPMHR “success in its endeavour to cross the line and triumphal ending.”
