NSCN (K) MIP said that the “August 28 Pangsha massacre of unarmed NSCN/GPRN members and innocent civilians by Indian Army shall bear testimony before the world for generations to come.”
NSCN (K) MIP in press release further warned the “enemy agents that the worst fate awaits them to face judgements.” It said that the NSCN (K) would leave no stones unturned “to prosecute them under anti-national act”.
At this peak of suppression of Nagas by Indian military might, MIP said it was equally abominable that “vested Nagas chose to become collaborators and instruments of adversary to further trample upon the Nagas without any conscience”.
It further stated that “the price Nagas pay in blood and lives to defend her God gifted sovereign rights can never be suppressed with demonic martial forces, the sacrifices would only inflame the patriotic and nationalist spirit of the Nagas and would never go down in vain.”
MIP maintained that every martyrdom shall replicate itself and Nagas would never be found wanting in men and spirit in the fight to reclaim her birthright.
Meanwhile, NSCN (K) appealed to every “conscientious and patriotic Nagas to uphold the sacrifices of both NSCN comrades and civilian Nagas who paid their precious lives in defence of our nation.”
“Let their martyrdom ring throughout the land and endear every Naga to resist the illegal and forceful subjugation of our Nation and people for decades by India”, it added, saying “every Naga has a duty to fight for the honour and right of her people.”
Meanwhile, funeral service of late ‘capt’ Medoneizo Nakhro (Medo) of the NSCN (K) who was killed by security forces on August 28 near Pangsha ITC, will be held on Sunday at Piphema Town at 11.30 a.m.
This was stated in a press release issued by the family members of late Medo, who is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter.