In a significant move, 54 functionaries both civil and military wing of the NSCN (Reformation) led by its finance kilonser, A. Longkhuh and chief of army, ‘maj. gen.’ Khamhi joined the NSCN (I-M), to strengthen the “Framework Agreement”, said a press note issued by NSCN (I-M) MIP on Sunday. “They have joined hands with NSCN along with arms and ammunitions and to give concerted effort to the ongoing political talks for a final solution”, said MIP.
According to MIP, a few “selected home-comers” delegation met the collective leadership on August 6 at New Delhi and the latter welcomed them. MIP said, as per their personal statements, the home comers revealed that “wrong decision owing to incorrect information or pervasive propaganda pushed them, in the first place, to the wrong direction”.
Speaking on behalf of the group, MIP said A. Longkhah and ‘maj. gen’. Khamhi had stated that with all commitment they came forward to support the framework agreement, as “Nagas have reposed their faith and will surely experience positive result”. Further, they appealed others to follow suit in pursuing the same correct line, MIP said.
Besides A. Longkhuh (finance kilonser) and chief of the army ‘maj.’ gen’ Khamhi the members from the civil and military wing are:- Wangpha, Tatar; Lemkai, raja peyu; Ekham, PRO; khapurs—Monkai and Alang and regional members—Manwan, Manken and Shonkhah. Military wing:- ‘lt. col.’ Ngawang; ‘lt. col.’ Wangbo, ‘lt. col.’ Franchat, ‘maj.’ Kussam, ‘capt.’ Angkhuh, ‘capt.’ Langphung, ‘capt.’ Ashang, ‘capt.’ Yakab, ‘capt.’ Thungngo, ‘capt.’ Thiu Pandai, ‘lt.’ Longshah, ‘lt.’ Angki, ‘lt.’ Changnyei, ‘lt.’ Nyakwang (GSO), ‘lt.’ Chenkai, ‘lt.’ Leipha, ‘2nd lt.’ Nahpan, ‘2nd lt.’ Nokpao, ‘2nd lt.’ Hongpi, ‘2nd lt.’ Anyam, ‘2nd lt.’ Pawang, ‘2nd lt.’ Longshah, ‘2nd lt.’ Awang, ‘2nd lt.’ Nokpan, ‘2nd lt.’ Ya-o, ‘sgt. maj.’ Cheiting, ‘sgt. maj.’ Asham, ‘sgt. maj.’ Alih, ‘sgt. maj.’ Hanpok, ‘sgt. maj.’ Shijong, ‘sgt. maj.’ Aneang, ‘sgt. maj.’ Epe, ‘sgt. maj.’ Chatwang, ‘sgt. maj.’ Manchen, ‘sgt. maj.’ Manjah, ‘sgt.’ Chumba, ‘sgt.’ Ayong, ‘corpl.’ Hangsa, ‘corpl.’ Ingo, ‘corpl.’ Neangba, ‘l/crpl’ Longhi, l/crpl’ Aham, l/crpl’ Jeilei and ‘l/crpl’ Teilei.