Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu Teachers’ Association (KPTA) has vehemently condemned the alleged “insult, harassment and threat” to the faculty members of Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) on May 18 evening, reportedly by one Hekishe Chishi (land donor).
A condemnation note by KPTA president Imnasangba Jamir and general secretary Vizekhol Rhutso, claimed that Hekishe Chishi forcibly chased out the faculty members from the Institute Multi Purpose hall claiming that hall was his “private property” and that he had an order from “Government of India and district authority (EAC)”, while the faculty members were playing badminton.
KPTA alleged that he also harassed and threatened using abusive language.
The condemnation note stated that this was not the first time where Hekishe Chishi had intruded and created disturbances inside the institute.
In this regard, KPTA while condemning the “barbaric acts and unruly behavior”, called upon all sensible citizen to condemn such uncivilized act.
ANPTA: All Nagaland Polytechnic Teacher’s Association (ANPTA) has strongly condemned the “unruly behaviour” of Hekishe Chishi, who reportedly offended and threatened the faculty members of Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu ( KPA) on May 18 while they were playing badminton in the Institute’s Multi-purpose Hall.
In a condemnation note, ANPTA president Lanusenla Longkumer and vice president Keduhiwe Kapfo, stated it was not the first time he had propagated such similar incident, intruding and creating disturbance inside the campus which hinder the working environment of the faculty and staff.
While expressing deep shock over the incident, ANPTA said such kind of insults and threats should not become a norm and should be condemned in a civilised society. ANPTA further cautioned that it will not tolerate such kind of action by “uncivilised people” in future.