Kohima, June 9: The NSCN(K) has described as "nonsensical" the Naga Hoho's as well as NGOs' recent trip to Bangkok to bring about 'Reconciliation and Unity' among the Nagas as they were supporting the ongoing talks without knowing what was being targeted at.
The representatives of Naga Hoho and various other Naga NGOs had recently gone to Bangkok for the Naga Consultative Meet hosted by NSCN (IM). The NSCN (IM) had sought views and opinions of various Naga tribes during the Naga Consultative Meet in Bangkok as to how
they (NSCN-IM) could enter into a final settlement of the longstanding Naga political problem with the Government of India.
The NSCN (K) in a statement issued by its MIP/GPRN here on Sunday alleged that the Naga Hoho and NGOs who were involved in the Bangkok meetings had clearly displayed their 'weakest and timid' approach to reality.
The outfit (NSCN-K) said while the 'resolutions' at home in the Naga soil were aimed at bringing
'Reconciliation and Unity', the Bangkok meeting 'negated' it besides the Hoho and NGOs resolved to support the 'so-called ongoing talks'.
"This 'cheap and change' policies of the NGOs led by Naga Hoho has demonstrated to the outside world that these NGOs have no vision but victims of the times", the statement of the NSCN (K) further alleged.
The outfit also questioned, "Does the Naga Hoho and NGOs really know what Isak group is bargaining with the Government of India? Does not Naga Hoho understand that inviting Zoramthanga (present Chief Minister of Mizoram), a surrenderee to mediate is too much a
crime? What does Zoramthanga know about the Indo-Naga politics? If Zoramthanga who does not know the ABC of the Indo-Naga politics then, it can also be true that Muivah may go up to the extent of asking a Miya to be his 'mediator".
The NSCN (K) also urged upon the Naga Hoho to stand up for the cause of the Naga society and lead them for peaceful and meaningful lives but cautioned that they should not be carried away by such unrealistic policies of the NSCN (IM).
The NSCN (K) also said the Indo-Naga politics was a political struggle for "sovereignty" and not a
"religious institution". Thus, it pointed out, NGOs especially the churches should know what role to play than getting themselves mixed up. It further stated these were the "times for politics and not times for prayers", asking as "Christians why not (they) stick to Ecclesiastic version of time for everything".
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