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NSCN-K of Nagaland to boycott Independence Day

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Kohima, Aug 09 (UNI) The National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Khaplang) today reiterated its resolve to “boycott the celebration of Indian National day throughout Naga inhabited territories” in India. In a press statement released to the media issued by Ministry of Information and Publicity (MIP) of the NSCN (K) informed that it has imposed a ban on celebration of Indian Independence Day on August 15.
It “appealed to every Naga national to abstain themselves from participating in the said event.” It pointed out that since the last six-seven decades, the Government of India had been continuing her “relentless onslaught” through “massive military deployment empowered with unethical and inhuman AFPSA, Disturbed Area Act and Terrorist tag.” Regardless, the NSCN (K) said it had never been deterred and will keep up the revolutionary course to thwart and expel the occupational authority. It added that “Every Naga citizen must rise to the occasion, confront the illegal colonization, reassert our birthright, uphold the legacy passed onto us by our pioneers and commit oneself to liberate our nation,” the statement said. UNI

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