Working Committee of the Naga National Political Groups held thanksgiving service to mark one year since the signing of the agreement with the GoI
DIMAPUR, NOVEMBER 17 (MExN): The Working Committee (WC) of the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) currently negotiating with the Government of India (GoI) held a thanksgiving program in New Delhi marking one year since the signing of the agreement between the six NNPGs and the GoI on November 17, 2017.
Convener of WC- NNPGs and ato kilonser, GPRN/NSCN N. Kitovi Zhimomi, addressing the gathering said during the one year time, the GoI and WC have had almost fifty rounds of political negotiations and every issue is being dealt most diligently in a practical manner.
He reminded the members that Naga people have undergone untold suffering in the past and that every leader must own responsibility for the sufferings, a press statement issued by the media cell, WC-NNPGs informed.
himomi also praised God for using many civil societies, hereditary custodians and intellectuals as his instruments, enabling the NNPGs to see reason as opposed to remaining in a self righteous state.
He maintained that “these God anointed purposeful, determined men and women, possessing diversified intellectual contours, are breaking down barriers and removing all hurdles among the NNPG leaders,” while adding, Naga political struggle is now entering a new phase.
“The WC appreciates the Naga people for their solidarity and prayer support. The duty of NNPG leaders is to do God's will and fulfill our people's aspiration,” Zhimomi stated.
The WC convener also maintained that although the NNPGs leaders arrived with different political thoughts, ideas and political principles, “within months God forged the mindset of all the Naga leaders into one indestructible weapon, each meeting guiding the leaders to be patient, courteous, accommodative and humble.”
Now each one trusts the other, having strong belief in the finality of Almighty God over both GOIs guiles and Naga political aspiration, he claimed.
Other who spoke during service include co-convener Y Wangtin Naga, president NSCN (R) co-convener Hozheto Z Chophy, general secretary NNC/GDRN, co-convener Kiumukam Yimchunger, president, NNC/NPGN, co-convener Toshi Walling, NNC (parent body) and NTC peace mediation convener and former NSF president Yesonu Veyie.
