Walkathon from Dimapur to Kohima for Justice, to repeal AFSPA

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A large number of people began their two-day walk from Dimapur to Kohima this morning demanding the repeal of Armed Forces Special Powers’ Act, 1958 and also demanding “justice for the massacre of 14 innocent civilians” on December 4 and 5 in Mon district by the security forces. The walk began from Super Market, Dimapur, and will culminate in the Nagaland capital on January 11.

Members from various organisations including Global Naga Forum (GNF), Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR), Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU), South Nagas Union of Nagaland State (SNUNS) and many more organisations and individuals are participating in the 74 km walk.

The rally began around 6 am and reached Medziphema around noon. The participants of the march had lunch there before they proceeded. They will hold tonight at Piphema.

The plan to have this programme was conceived after the Oting killing incident of December 4 and 5. It all began on social media and then things got concretized.

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