Hundreds hit the streets in Jap Nagaland districts on Thursday searching for justice for 14 civilians killed in an ambush by the Indian Military earlier this month.

The mass agitation was in response to a name by the influential Jap Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO), which represents the 5 jap districts of Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire and Noklak. In Mon district, the place the incident had taken place, a 11-hour bandh was known as. The Konyak Union (KU), the apex physique of the Konyak Naga tribe, to which a lot of these killed belong, had additionally known as for the rally.

W Manwang Anghaa, Secretary, ENPO, stated that the protest was “profitable and peaceable”.

Earlier this week, each KU and ENPO, in session with different civil society our bodies of Jap Nagaland, had declared “non-cooperation” with the armed forces, till the forces concerned within the killings have been booked and justice was delivered.

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The ENPO had additionally demanded that Union Dwelling Minister Amit Shah withdraw his assertion within the Parliament that the safety forces fired in self-defence, and the “draconian” Armed Forces Particular Powers Act (AFSPA) be revoked from Nagaland.

On Thursday, the organisations submitted to the Deputy Commissioner, Mon district addressed to the President of India. “Now we have given a deadline of 30 days — if justice will not be delivered inside this month, we’ll proceed our non-cooperation in opposition to the army forces,” stated Hanong Konyak, vice-president, KU.

He added that the protest would transfer to different elements of Nagaland within the coming days, even to Delhi, “if required.” “That is solely the start and step by step the momentum will continue to grow,” he stated.

In view of the protests, a cupboard assembly of the Nagaland authorities, which was slated for Thursday, was rescheduled for December 18. Authorities spokesperson Mmhonlumo Kikon stated that the primary agenda of the assembly was to debate the AFSPA.


A day after the Oting incident, Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio had stated that his authorities had requested the Centre to take away the AFSPA from Nagaland. The subsequent day, an emergency sitting of the Nagaland Cupboard determined to attraction to the Dwelling Ministry to repeal the Act.which has been known as draconian, offers sweeping powers to the armed forces.

On December 20, a particular Nagaland Meeting session has been known as to debate the Act.



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