Dimapur, March 9 (MExN): The members of Nagaland Peace Centre, Kohima expressed concern about the deferment of the proposed highest level summit called by the FNR. “There was a ray of hope and encouragement when the collective leadership of NSCN (IM) landed in homeland for the highest political meet for reconciliation but the other party viz NSCN (K), GPRN (NSCN), FGN and NNC were found to be absent and the most crucial meet called by FNR deferred,” stated a note issued by N. Theyo, chairman NPC Kohima.
The note informed that The Naga Relationship meet was held in Chiang Mai, Thailand from June 1 to June 8, 2009 which resulted in signing of a document ‘Covenant of Reconciliation’ by the NSCN (IM), NSCN (K), GPRN (NSCN), FGN and NNC and the latest by Unification group which promises reconciliation and peace.
Stating that reconciliation is possible, only, when all the parties want peace in their relationship and the most important relationship is the trust, NPC added that without trust, there can not be any reconciliation in the relationship. Another important relationship, NPC said is the unity among national workers and to treat as brothers and sisters, and added that there has to be some sacrifice which will enable them to build up a situation to prove that they are real patriotic Nagas and that they will have to uphold the Covenant of reconciliation. “We urge them to remember that FNR is really sacrificing everything to redeem the hopeless situation likely faced by the national workers,” stated NPC.
The Nagaland Peace Centre, Kohima sincerely and seriously appeal to the ‘real Naga Nationalist’ to save the likely falling of peace and reconciliation and to strengthen all positive political forces to reunite the fractured national workers of Nagaland through FNR.
The note informed that The Naga Relationship meet was held in Chiang Mai, Thailand from June 1 to June 8, 2009 which resulted in signing of a document ‘Covenant of Reconciliation’ by the NSCN (IM), NSCN (K), GPRN (NSCN), FGN and NNC and the latest by Unification group which promises reconciliation and peace.
Stating that reconciliation is possible, only, when all the parties want peace in their relationship and the most important relationship is the trust, NPC added that without trust, there can not be any reconciliation in the relationship. Another important relationship, NPC said is the unity among national workers and to treat as brothers and sisters, and added that there has to be some sacrifice which will enable them to build up a situation to prove that they are real patriotic Nagas and that they will have to uphold the Covenant of reconciliation. “We urge them to remember that FNR is really sacrificing everything to redeem the hopeless situation likely faced by the national workers,” stated NPC.
The Nagaland Peace Centre, Kohima sincerely and seriously appeal to the ‘real Naga Nationalist’ to save the likely falling of peace and reconciliation and to strengthen all positive political forces to reunite the fractured national workers of Nagaland through FNR.
