The Concerned Senior Citizens Forum (CSCF) Mokokchung town has lauded the on-going Naga reconciliation process for a common goal.
The CSCF in a press release issued by Temjenkaba, senior advocate and member, Bendangangshi, Ex. MLA lauded all the Naga national leaders from different set up i.e. the NSCN/GPRN, GPRN/NSCN and NNC/FGN for arriving to a point of consensus opinion to work together in principle towards a shared Naga future based on the foundation of Naga historical and political rights.
CSCF while lauding the Naga leaders especially the signatories of Naga leaders meet held on August 24 and 25 for their “God given wisdom” to forgive and forget each other in the spirit of love; and for their wise decision to work together understanding each other for a common goal, said it was the best moment as the three prominent Naga factions have united and appreciated them for resolving to work towards the formation of one Naga National Government and forming a High Level Commission to expedite the process in the presence of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation as a facilitator.
The Forum believed that this High Level Commission would create enough room for accommodating NSCN led by S.S. Kaplang also in the same spirit of forgive and forget for a common cause by overcoming all “parochial motives”.
“These are good news bringing a sense of relief to the minds of the Nagas. This is the way towards making oneness of the Nagas as one family because Nagas are one and they should one today and tomorrow”, added CSCF. The Forum further considered it as the right time to work out the most appropriate political settlement with India in the context of “contemporary world in the first place; re-constructing Indo-Naga Political History under the theme One Dream, one Voice and one Future as committed by the Nagas during Naga Consultative Meet with Overseas Nagas held from March5-7, 2009 instead of demanding piecemeal solution like statehood, autonomous council or alternative arrangement under Indian states which will bring division to Naga family”.
Since the state government has committed to act as facilitator and the NPCC committed to support the on-going peace process, the Forum also asserted that it was right the time to “do the real works of facilitators by one and all playing the most befitting roles in this crucial stage of positive political development”.
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