Reciprocating to the call for peace and unity among the Nagas under the banner of Forgive and Forget, all ranks of Naga army led by Todimong of NSCN-K (Yung Aung) group joined hands with NSCN-K (Ang Mai) at Liutik village, Kondon Range in Khiamniungan region of Eastern Naga Land (Myanmar) on November 21.
In appreciation of the nationalistic pursuit and sacrifice, a thanksgiving prayer was observed that day in Khiamniungan region (Myanmar). Senior leaders of the NSCN led by deputy kilonser Mankhat Konyak, Ceasefire Committee (Myanmar) vice-chairman Y Khomong Khiam, and deputy kilonser Khatwang Konyak received the cadres.
Terming this symbolic development as a positive step for a union in the future, exemplifying the roadmap towards Naga struggle to retain sovereignty, the NSCN reiterated its commitment to leave none behind while marching forward towards Naga political destiny.
In a span of three weeks, 43 villages were toured and unequivocal support was pledged to NSCN (GPRN)-K by the Khiamniungan people for peace and development in Naga-inhabited areas of Myanmar, and political growth. This was stated in a press release by GPRN/NSCN.