Swu greets on 36th Raising Day

Yaruiwo of NSCN (I-M)/GPRN Isak Chishi Swu has reiterated the protracted war was waged “to achieve an honourable solution” and would continue and reminded Nagas and others, that the issue of Nagas Vrs India and Burma(Myanmar) was not a contest of strength but to uphold “ the historical rights of the Naga people against belligerent powers.”
In his message on the occasion of the 36th raising day of NSCN at its council headquarters, Hebron, Swu thanked all those who stood by the Naga people and their cause and asserted that negotiations were not only for the advantage of the Nagas but all who were struggling elsewhere.
He also said no force would be allowed to dictate terms and neither would the NSCN “lay down our arms and freedom” but added, that “we are ready for a negotiated political settlement acceptable to both”. He cautioned that “ the price will be too much if the Indo-Naga issue is forced inside the battle ground again.”