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Imphal, Jun 30: Six Independent Naga MLAs in Manipur have expressed that the recently concluded peace conclave convened by Forum for Naga Reconciliation and participated by both the NSCN-IM and NSCN-Unification representatives at Chiang Mai in Thailand, was a symbolic step to end divisive forces "within and outside".
The six Naga MLAs are Morung Makunga, Awangbow, Danny Shaiza, K.Raina, W.Keishing and Dr Khasim Ruivah.
In a joint statement, the Indepenent MLAs said, "Rising above the bitterness that exists in every Naga family, the initiative of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation to resolutely address reconciliation process to a rightful conclusion deserves appreciation across Naga homeland".
The six MLAs also stated, "The joint declaration of the NSCNs at the Chiang Mai Naga Peace Conclave is a symbolic step to end divisive force within and outside.
The Naga people are assured another oppurtunity to ward off the misgivings, divisions and confussion created by adversaries".
The statement then expressed optimism by saying that the positive dicision of the NSCNs and other organisations involved in the Chiang Mai Peace Conclave "for realistic peacefull environment and situatiuon in the Naga areas is a radiant hope for new generations".
"We expresss our attribution to the noble venture of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation in contributing to shape the desnity of the Nagas. We also congratulate the God given providence and wisdom of the national workers to end divisions through reconciliation and work together to find amicable settlement for the Nagas." concluded the statement.
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Imphal, Jun 30: Six Independent Naga MLAs in Manipur have expressed that the recently concluded peace conclave convened by Forum for Naga Reconciliation and participated by both the NSCN-IM and NSCN-Unification representatives at Chiang Mai in Thailand, was a symbolic step to end divisive forces "within and outside".
The six Naga MLAs are Morung Makunga, Awangbow, Danny Shaiza, K.Raina, W.Keishing and Dr Khasim Ruivah.
In a joint statement, the Indepenent MLAs said, "Rising above the bitterness that exists in every Naga family, the initiative of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation to resolutely address reconciliation process to a rightful conclusion deserves appreciation across Naga homeland".
The six MLAs also stated, "The joint declaration of the NSCNs at the Chiang Mai Naga Peace Conclave is a symbolic step to end divisive force within and outside.
The Naga people are assured another oppurtunity to ward off the misgivings, divisions and confussion created by adversaries".
The statement then expressed optimism by saying that the positive dicision of the NSCNs and other organisations involved in the Chiang Mai Peace Conclave "for realistic peacefull environment and situatiuon in the Naga areas is a radiant hope for new generations".
"We expresss our attribution to the noble venture of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation in contributing to shape the desnity of the Nagas. We also congratulate the God given providence and wisdom of the national workers to end divisions through reconciliation and work together to find amicable settlement for the Nagas." concluded the statement.
http://ifp.co.in/FullStory.asp?NewsID=2588
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