Nagaland NewsHM on Chiangmai meet

HM on Chiangmai meet

State home minister Imkong L. Imchen has expressed joy over the successful Naga Peace Summit at Chiang Mai, Thailand specially, on the joint statement signed by “Gen (Retd)” V.S.Atem NSCN (I-M) and Y.Wangtin Naga, deputy kilonser GPRN/NSCN.
Imchen in a press release said the statement spoke volumes of their sincerity and seriousness in searching peace, reconciliation and unity amongst the Nagas.
Imchen said both the NSCN group has taken the right weapon of forgiveness to attain the ultimate goal for the Nagas and termed it as another milestone in the annals of the Naga history.
He called upon all concerned citizens to stand up and defend the statement in order to enable the leaders of both the camps to concretize and march ahead for the well being of the Nagas.  Imchen also appreciated the organizers of the Chiang Mai and hoped that they would be more steadfast in their endeavor.

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