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Reacting to the March 4 statement by Tungjoy Village Authority Council (TVAC) and Tungjoy Youth & Students’ Organisation (TYSO), the Chakhesang Youth Front (CYF) termed it as "highly provocative and derogatory", reminding that the Chakhesangs were peace loving community and never had bitter relationship with any of its neighbours so far.<\/p>\n
CYF president Lhuvesayi Lohe and general secretary Nyitso Therie said it was exasperating and provoking to see Tungjoy village challenging the unity and integrity of Chakhesang community for the first time by any of its neighbours. Asserting that it had always maintained cordial relationship with neighbours, CYF clarified that it had issued a statement earlier to express resentment over the abduction of a person belonging to the Chakhesang community, adding that any civilized community would do so.<\/p>\n
CYF said that T. Ngolo Koza (DB) from Khezhakeno Village, who was on his official duty deputed by the designated magistrate\/EAC of Khezhakeno was severely tortured both physically and mentally.<\/p>\n
To refute by saying that the victim was “safely handed over to Tadubi Police” was a mockery, CYF said, adding that there was sufficient evidences and medical certification to prove the inhuman torture by the Tungjoy people.<\/p>\n
The front asserted that it was their bounden right to protect the rightful boundary of Phek district, that runs along the State boundary. But "challenging the wisdom of our genuine concern to protect our own people’s life or defending our demarcated territory is viewed very seriously," it said.<\/p>\n
Making its stand clear to not challenge the integrity or dictate how to run the community, CYF said it would not remain a mute spectator when an innocent member is illegally abducted and tortured beyond imagination.<\/p>\n
"We are known by our simplicity and patience but testing our patience with ill intention will be a blunder and will never be tolerated," CYF said.<\/p>\n
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