Press Release 18th January 2010 NSCN is in ceasefire with government of India since the year 1997.According the terms of the agreement NSCN knows where its hands should be. Though India ’s response to the aspiration of the Nagas is upsetting to say the least NSCN has been exercising patience all along. Lack of sincerity and political will power is Read more
Deadlock in Naga peace talks due to ego clash GUWAHATI, JAN 17: Peace talks with the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (I-M) have been deadlocked mainly because of ego clash between the Government and the leaders of the outfit, while, formal talks with the NSCN(K) are yet to start as the outfit is not yet ready to start the process. Read more
The ongoing reconciliatory efforts being exerted to bring the Naga armed groups into reconciliation, received an encouraging thrust today with the NSCN/GPRN, NNC/FGN and GPRN/NSCN agreeing to establish a direct link, a hotline to each other. Also designated as a “Peaceline,” this communication mechanism – implied to be either a direct phone connection or a communication cell – was agreed Read more
Press Statement Apropos the January 2 incident, much has been hyped about, blaming the NSCN in Toto without considering the nature of the incident. Plainly stating, the NNC (Accordist group) is wholly responsible for creating the situation leading to the shootout. They are the aggressors and we are acting only in retaliation. All conscious Nagas should note that the group Read more
OFFICE OF THE STEERING COMMITTEE SECRETARIAT NATIONAL SOCIALIST COUNCIL ON NAGALIM PRESS STATEMENT 6th January, 2010. The January 2 killing at Kijumetouma village might have happened as something not pleasing to the human feeling given the fact that it happens when the peaceful atmosphere of New Year still occupies the hearts of the Nagas across Nagalim, and when the hope Read more
PRESS STATEMENT The unfortunate shootout at Kijümetouma village under Kohima on January 2 is deeply regretted. We share the sorrow of the family and all Naga communities in general for the loss of our dear comrade at the onset of New Year. No amount of justification can restore the precious life that had fallen victim in the incident. However, let Read more
NSCN (IM) rejects India’s invitation Kohima | January 4 : The NSCN (IM) has turned down the peace talk ‘invitation’ from the Union Home Ministry, Government of India, accusing the latter of not abiding by the bilateral agreement. According to a well-placed source, the Union Home Ministry, Government of India, had invited the NSCN (IM) for the next round of Read more
A Naga International Support Center, NISC A human rights organization Press Release Amsterdam, January 4, 2010 Has the Government of India abandoned the INDO-NAGA Peace talks? With renewed vigour we have started 2010. But for the buzz of expediting the peace talks between the Government of India and the Government of Nagalim, so the long standing conflict can come to Read more
New Delhi, December 18 (Agencies): Defence Minister AK Antony Friday stated categorically that the armed forces require special powers to counter terrorism and insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast. “As long as their (armed forces) presence is necessary, they need special provisions. They cannot function without special powers,” Antony told reporters here. “If we see, the situation has Read more