Nagaland NewsNNC (N/A) rejoinder to Temjenyanger-Hozheto group

NNC (N/A) rejoinder to Temjenyanger-Hozheto group

NNC (N/A) led by Kiumukam has sought to clear the “doubts in the minds of the Nagas” with regard to the issue, where “the bogus is trying to overpower the real with force.”
In a press release, MIP NNC (N/A) questioned Temjenyanger-Hozheto group when, where and how did the NNC (N/A) merge with PGN group without the consent of the president NNC (N/A)? It also asked in which articles of the Yezahbo described it as ‘merger’ when it was without the knowledge of president.
MIP stated that on November 11, 2014, Hozheto declared separation from NNC (N/A) due to “ideological difference” with Kiumukam and parted away from NNC (N/A) and merged with PGN. Whereas, it stated that in a statement published on May 12, 2015, the MIP of the Temjenyanger-Hozheto group claimed it merged with PGN on December 29, 2014.
MIP stated that this showed that they were “purely to fool the Nagas” and asked “how many times you are going to merge with particular group?”
Also, asking “when and where Kiumukam Yimchunger was expelled from the Presidentship?”, MIP said they “have never recorded” of such event. 
Stating that persons like T.Ovung, M.toshi Ao, Sashi Ao, Shoba Yimchunger and few followers from Sumi tribe cannot represent the 13 Naga tribes, MIP said instead they were expelled by NNC(N/A) “for their selfish behaviour and violation of Yezahbo.”
Further, maintaining that all ‘bogus supporter and monger’ have shifted to Temjenyanger-Hozheto group, MIP reminded Temjenyanger-Hozheto group that NNC(N/A) government was running smoothly under the leadership of Kiumukam Yimchunger and the government affairs was functioning well with the help of “highly qualified and experience leader I.Wapang Ao.”
Meanwhile, MIP stated that Temjenyanger-Hozheto group should stop using the word ‘Non-Accordist’ as “you have merged with PGN and submitted yourself to Temjenyanger the president of PGN.”

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