Oking: 4th April 2016. MIP-NSCN/GPRN NSCN today led by Kilo Kilonser Rh. Raising and other authorities officially welcome home Brig. Nokto Wangsa, commander of the 4th Battalion and the Civil Set-up authorities of the Arunachal Region of the Khehoi Camp, altogether 34 comrades to our fold. Conveying immense happiness with the home coming, Kilo Kilonser extend gratitude to the Read more
Oking: 26th March, 2016. Home comers felicitated: NSCN today warmly welcome home 245 comrades from Konyak & Phom Region of the Apao designated Camp, 4 from Unification, 2 from Khaplang group and 1 from Reformation with altogether 252 officials. The felicitation program was led by Qhevihe Chishi, Convenor Steering Committee and Kilo Kilonser Rh. Raising and was attended by Steering Read more
Press release: Oking: 4th March, 2016. MIP-NSCN/GPRN Responding to Mr. Rahul Gandhi: Nagas are shocked to learn that the Vice President of the Congress party of India Mr. Rahul Gandhi could not still fathom the seriousness of Indo-Naga political conflict which has been dragging on for more than 7 decades. The manner in which he expresses his position to the Read more
3rd of August, 2015 Delhi. After decades of confrontation and untold sufferings the Nagas responded to have political dialogue with the Government of India in view of the acknowledgement that the GoI will seek peaceful solution leaving aside military solution to the Naga issue. The attitude of the Nagas towards India changed considerably when the BJP government took realistic step Read more
GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF NAGALIM Ministry of Information and Publicity. 1st MARCH 2015. The unresolved case between the Union Government of India and the Naga will soon come to a negotiated and honorable conclusion. Government of India truly admits ‘futility of seeking military solution’. Both parties have become more committed and mature to foresee a shared future, Read more
Press release Dated: Oking, 8th December, 2014. The frequent raids conducted by the 18th Assam rifle in Jalukie town towards our cadres despite the many commitments made through Cease Fire Monitoring Group (CFMG) to respect and honour the Cease Fire Ground Rules (CFGR) has made the CFGR a mockery. Better not make an agreement with the Nagas when you cannot Read more
Oking: 3rd September, 2014 More than 80 (eighty) rounds of political negotiation have transpired since the declaration of cease-fire between the Government of India (GoI) and the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN) in 1997 and in one the latest formal talks held on 18th July, 2011 at New Delhi, the joint statement have clearly indicated the progress that has Read more
Oking: 17/7/2014 After more than two years, the formal talk between the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN) and the Government of India (GoI) have resumed on July 16, 2014 in New Delhi. Mr. Ajit Lal representing the GoI made it clear that even if there are difficulties involved, he is hopeful to bridge the gap and pursue the Read more
Dated: Oking, 16th July, 2014. On the matter relating the unfortunate incident involving one of our cadres, Corporal T. Imkong S/o T.Tongpang from Sangtam region with one T. Sepenchu Sangtam on 12th July 2014 at Salomi village; Naga Army, NSCN/GPRN ,after thorough investigation it has found out that Corporal T. Imkong had also in the past committed other offences unbecoming Read more