The NSCN/GPRN while soliciting co-operation and participation of civil societies and general Naga public in the process of moulding or formulating crucial national policies and programs.
The internal matters of NSCN/GPRN should be left uninterrupted so long the opinions and views of the concerned are not sought or in other words the civil societies are asked to do thorough background check of any issue, acquire basic content and context of the nature of the issue.
Without knowing an iota of the issue and simply rushing to the press merely for the sake of publicity and in turn negatively implicating the NSCN/GPRN rather aggravates the situation then diffusing the crisis.
It is also worth suggesting that those civil societies trying to intervene, mediate or interfere in any issue should also be prepared to give justification, provide credible hard facts and evidences as and when required.
May it also be advised that for such intercession, once should also be prepared to sail through till the logical conclusion of any crisis and not to simply meddle for one’s own convenience or attempt to take undue advantage of NSCN’s moderation.
MIP
NSCN/GPRN
