NSCN/GPRN (Khango) held a consultative meeting with the leaders of the Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) at Tobu village, under Konyak region on September 4.
A press statement by MIP, NSCN/GPRN (Khango), informed that the NSCN/GPRN delegation was led by its president, ‘Lieutenant General (Retd.)’ Khango Konyak, alongside ‘Ato Kilonser’ Hokato Vusshe, ‘Kilo Kilonser’ Visheto Yeptho, members of the Council of Kilonsers, senior Naga Army officers, and secretariat staff while ENPO was represented by A. Chingmak Chang, president, M. Honang Konyak, general secretary, executive members; and KU Tobu unit.
The meeting was marked by mutual appreciation, with both sides recognizing each other’s sacrifices, efforts, and contributions toward building a stronger Naga society for future generations.
NSCN/GPRN expressed appreciation to the leaders of ENPO and other civil society organizations in eastern Nagaland for their unwavering commitment to seeking an honorable solution for the people in the region. It pledged full support for ENPO’s demands and committed to standing united in advancing the social, economic, and political development of the Naga people.
NSCN/GPRN also appealed to both the Government of India and the Government of Nagaland to address the genuine issues raised by the ENPO promptly. In response, ENPO leaders expressed gratitude for the sacrifices made by NSCN workers and pledged to support fully until a peaceful and final resolution is reached.
Further, NSCN/GPRN addressed concerns over the road traffic disruptions caused by recent natural calamities, especially affecting National Highway. The organization appealed to state chief minister Neiphiu Rio to prioritize the development of alternative roadways for the monsoon season, particularly the Dimapur–Shokhuvi–Kukidolong road and the Niuland to Botsa road as these roads served as crucial alternate routes in emergency situations.