NSCW Condemned Brutal Killing in Kohima, Demands Immediate Justice for Victim

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Kohima, October 27: The Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW) strongly condemned the “inhuman and brutal murder” of a woman, a resident of Old Ministers’ Hill, Kohima, on the night of October 24 which has shocked the conscience of society. “Such a heinous act is not only a grave crime but an affront to humanity and the sanctity of life”, said the NSCW.

The commission has taken suo-motu cognizance of the case and is closely monitoring all developments. “We appeal in the strongest terms to the law enforcement agencies to expedite the investigation and ensure that the perpetrator(s) of this heinous crime are brought to justice without delay”, it said. The commission “firmly” reiterated that no stone will be left unturned until justice is delivered to the victim and her bereaved family.

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The NSCW also sought the cooperation of the colony citizens and the general public in extending all necessary support to the investigating authorities to ensure a fair, transparent, and swift process of justice.

The NSCW then said such acts of barbarity have no place in a civilized society, and the commission said it “stands in solidarity with the victim’s family in their time of grief, assuring them of every possible support in their pursuit of justice”.

(Newmai News Network)

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