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GOD BLESS NAGALIM!
The Naga peoples resistance is one of the oldest struggles for self-determination against colonization in the region and yet it continues to be one of the least known peoples movement in the world.
A voluntary plebiscite was held in May 1951 to determine whether Nagas would join Indian Union, or live by themselves. The result was 99.9% in favor of independence. In persuance of their declared national decision, the Naga people launched Civil Disobedient Movement and sucessfully boycotted the General Elections of free India. Therefore, the Indo-Naga issue is neither a question of "Separation" nor "Secession" from India. Separation or Secession comes only when there is a union. Nagalim was and is never a part of India and as such, Naga independence is neither a question of separation nor secession from India.
 
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PREAMBLE
We, the people of Nagalim, solemnly acknowledge that the Sovereignty over the earth and the whole universe belongs to the Almighty God alone, and the authority of the people to be exercised in the territory is the sacred trust from God, who sustained our forefathers, the national workers and our people through the years of trials, and having committed to the trust of popular sovereignty as declared in the Manifesto of the NSCN on January 31, 1980 to constitute Nagalim into an Independent Sovereign Christian Socialist Democratic Republic, we hereby adopt and enact this amended Yehzabo of March 21, 1980 on this sixth day of the month of April in the year Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-six Anno Domino in the National Hoho held at the Gilgal Camp.
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Guwahati, May 8 (Agencies): The NSCN (I-M) has accused New Delhi of encouraging rival groups to attack them and sabotage a decade-old peace process aimed to end the long-running insurgency.
A senior NSCN (I-M) leader said the group had lost faith in the government's sincerity in finding a lasting solution to the problems. “India is not at all interested to solve our problems,” R.H. Raising, a senior NSCN (I-M) leader, told Reuters on Thursday. “The government is now busy encouraging rival factions to attack our cadres and camps to derail the whole peace initiative.” A home ministry official in New Delhi said the government would not comment right away. The NSCN split into two factions in the late 1980s. The two groups regularly fight against each other.
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INTERNATIONAL SIKH CONFERENCE AND UK SIKH PARLIAMENTARY ADVISORY GROUP VOWS TO TAKE FORWARD STRUGGLE FOR NATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION
An international conference in Birmingham, UK to mark the 22nd anniversary of the Declaration of Khalistan in 1986 saw a united call from leading Sikh organisations to step up their campaign to secure self determination for the Sikhs in their homeland. Following on from last week's endorsement of Khalistan by the Jathedar of Sri Akal Takht Sahib, the Conference raised the demand for a UN supervised plebiscite in Punjab, so that the Sikhs can democratically and peacefully demonstrate to the world their commitment to adhere to the historic 1986 decision taken by their national body (the Sarbat Khalsa) to establish an independent sovereign Sikh state. High profile backing for their struggle was delivered by leaders of other nations that are also being denied freedom by the colonialist, Hindutva-based entity that India has become.
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Office of the
Tangkhul Katamnao Saklong
Oking: Ukhrul
6th May, 2008 Ukhrul.
The Tangkhul Katamnao Saklong (TKS) having known of the yesterday unwarranted casualty carried out without any compunction on the class-XII student of Patkai Christian College Chumukedima, Dimapur Mayoyang Muinao of Phalee village is deeply hurt to observe the horrible act of attitude in their struggle for sovereignty carried out believed to be by the NSCN (Unification) Team on 5th May 2008. This unjustified act of deprivation of basic human rights called for condemnation from all people.
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07 May, 2008 12:47:00 morungexpress
Dimapur, May 7 (MExN): The United Nations was today suggested a number of recommendations by the Naga people’s Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) as means to pressurize India to take bold and active steps to addressing the Naga political issue. Among the recommendations included the suggestion that the UN Special Rapportuer and UN experts visit Nagaland and the insurgency-torn region.
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7 May, 2008
Today's socio-political scenario, particularly in Dimapur is very unfortunate, and the bizarre incidents led loose by the unification Gang has caused irreparable damage to the socio-political cohesion. It is however to be noted that the despicable acts perpetrated by the hoodlums of the Unification Gang is all done in the name of sectarian fanaticism and nothing to do with their seeming show of seriousness on unification. The violence and barbaric killing by Unification gang is a proved of their devious agenda and not unification. And as the killing field shows they have no compunction to go against international law- where in any conflict the Chaplain is untouchable under the covenant of international military ethics. This sort of group possessing such vicious character is not calculated to appeal to the Nagas.
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NISHIT DHOLABHAI
New Delhi, May 6: Unhappy and losing faith in the government’s approach towards the Naga problem, Thuingaleng Muivah, the general secretary of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah), met national security adviser M.K. Narayanan in Delhi yesterday.
“We doubt the government of India’s sincerity,” Muivah told The Telegraph today, a day after the meeting. “We have been talking for 10 years now.”
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06 May, 2008 02:21:00 morungexpress
Dimapur, May 6 (MExN): Asserting itself to be the “victim” of “armed cadres of other groups,” the Angami region of the NSCN-IM has demanded from the District Level Ceasefire Monitoring Cell Group to “reconsider” its order to vacate the capital, “before the situation worsens.” The Angami region of the outfit took note that the DLCM Cell Group is “chasing all the armed cadres by putting together even the dedicated national workers from public inhabited places.” This, a note from the region’s “CAO” KK Angami said, is “questionable.”
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06 May, 2008 02:21:00 morungexpress
Dimapur, May 6 (MExN): The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) today strongly demanded that the ongoing violence in the Naga family must cease. The Federation reminded the undergound factions that the people can no longer endure the pain inflicted directly on them by the factional violence. The NSF cautioned that it cannot remain a silent spectator anymore. A press release received here, appended by various Naga students’ union leaders, led by NSF chief, Imchatoba Imchen, said that in the third Federal Assembly held today at Kohima, the House unanimously voiced their concern against the prevailing situation among the Nagas.
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6 May, 2008
Barbarism knows no limit and anything cultured have no place in their scheme of things. For killing is the buzzword in their unification process. They kill for the pleasure of satisfying their sadistic mindset. They draw no line and they differentiate no one, and they act coward in killing a college student.
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