Nagaland NewsRSZ condemns Apr 18 alleged physical assault

RSZ condemns Apr 18 alleged physical assault

The Rengma Selo Zi (RSZ) has condemned the physical assault meted upon former Info & Publicity Secretary RSZ and a senior leader of RSZ, Yhuntilo Kent, on the night of April 18, at Tseminyu Town.
In a condemnation issued by RSZ president, Kenneth Kath and general secretary, Sokenye Kent have condemned such act perpetrated by few anti-societal elements which have snowballed into other chain of violence. It stated that such horrendous act and the subsequent turn of events have outraged the sentiments of the entire Rengma populace and beyond. RSZ said while Tseminyu district is dubbed as the most peaceful district in the state, such diabolical act negates the very aspiration of the general populace and ought to be out rightly condemned by all right-thinking citizens.
The Rengma Selo Zi appeals to all its members and the concerned citizens to collectively strive towards lasting peace and stability, to bring about a life of dignity and the shared purpose of peaceful coexistence and respectful relationships. It also called to continue to press forward in strengthened cooperation in days to come while also sparing no efforts to uproot those elements and practices which are against the social and economic progress of its people.
RSZ has expressed dismay upon the delay in law enforcement agency’s response which is causing fear in the minds of the public, while also rendering the victims helpless. The RSZ has appealed to the concerned authority to immediately deliver justice to the victims without further delay.

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