Kamjong, September 11: A long-awaited reconciliation was reached in Maku village, Kamjong district, on Thursday, putting an end to tensions that had lingered since a misunderstanding in 2022.
The breakthrough came with the active participation of the Maku Awungashi clan along with other clans of the village, who collectively agreed to restore harmony and unity.
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The reconciliation process was initiated by the Zingsho National Workers Forum (ZNWF) and carried forward with the support of the Eastern Tangkhul Naga CSOs. The effort was rooted in a shared commitment to “living together with lasting peace” and rebuilding community trust.
Village members described the agreement as “long overdue” as they welcomed the new understanding as a positive step toward healing past divisions and strengthening social cohesion in the village.
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