NPMHR bemoans Naga society
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Newmai News Network
KOHIMA, SEP 25: Naga People's Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) has expressed grave concern on the prevailing situations and developments in Naga society. In a statement issued today, NPMHR touched on the mushrooming of "armed groups", the recent threat on Prof Rosemary who is a retired Professor of Nagaland University, the recent alleged "attempting to kidnap two minor Naga girls at Ukhrul town" etc., etc.
The Naga rights body said that the threat to the life of Prof Rosemary Dzuvichu, who is "one of the advisors of Naga Mother’s Association (NMA), and also a woman activist and feminist in her own right. The threat by one of our very own Naga person and the despicable language that was used is beyond any sense of civility and human dignity. NPMHR therefore condemns this action and also the carelessness of the social media platform which enabled the perpetration of such action and circulation of the same".
NPMHR then said it is equally concerned with the recent developments within the Naga society, with rampant incidences of rape and murder, violence and crime, and many others which may have gone unreported. "Even as we issue this press note, we saw reports of a dead body being found at Lerie colony with a gunshot wound, alongside reports of an Assam Rifles personnel attempting to kidnap two minor Naga girls at Ukhrul town", the Naga rights body added.
KOHIMA, SEP 25: Naga People's Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) has expressed grave concern on the prevailing situations and developments in Naga society. In a statement issued today, NPMHR touched on the mushrooming of "armed groups", the recent threat on Prof Rosemary who is a retired Professor of Nagaland University, the recent alleged "attempting to kidnap two minor Naga girls at Ukhrul town" etc., etc.
The Naga rights body said that the threat to the life of Prof Rosemary Dzuvichu, who is "one of the advisors of Naga Mother’s Association (NMA), and also a woman activist and feminist in her own right. The threat by one of our very own Naga person and the despicable language that was used is beyond any sense of civility and human dignity. NPMHR therefore condemns this action and also the carelessness of the social media platform which enabled the perpetration of such action and circulation of the same".
NPMHR then said it is equally concerned with the recent developments within the Naga society, with rampant incidences of rape and murder, violence and crime, and many others which may have gone unreported. "Even as we issue this press note, we saw reports of a dead body being found at Lerie colony with a gunshot wound, alongside reports of an Assam Rifles personnel attempting to kidnap two minor Naga girls at Ukhrul town", the Naga rights body added.