Forum for Naga Reconciliation: Naga apex orgs support ‘September Joint Accordant’

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As many as fourteen Naga apex organizations and the church Saturday came together as it affirmed and extend support to the September Join Accordant signed between the National signed by the National Socialist Council of Nagalim/Government of the Peoples’ Republic of Nagalim (NSCN/GPRN) and the Working Committee of the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs).

In a joint press release signed by the fourteen Naga apex organizations, including Forum for Naga Reconciliation as the initiator of the meeting held today said, the coming together is necessitated “with a realization that Naga people must change by acting in hope and acknowledging one another as people of common belonging in the moment for the future.”

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The joint release also stated that the Naga public will render their whole hearted assistance to the reconciliation process among the NSCN/GPRN and NNPGs to find common ground and mutually agree on a relationship of cooperation based on the Naga historical and political rights in order to move forward.

It also added that the “public in sincere trust await the fulfillment of the September Joint Accordant by the signatories in “letter and in spirit.””

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The fourteen organisations and church:

Forum for Naga Reconciliation

Nagaland Joint Christian Forum

Naga Christian Forum, Manipur

Don Bosco Society

Naga Mother’s Association

Naga Hoho

Nagaland Tribes Council

Tenyimi Peoples’ Organization

United Naga Council

Central Nagaland Tribes Council

Global Naga Forum

Nagaland Gaon Bura Federation

Naga Students’ Federation

All Naga Students Association, Manipur

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