NSCN\/GPRN (LI) has expressed sadness on the sudden demise of \u2018Col\u2019 late Kejingkhum, \u201cnational worker and a patriot who joined the national service in 1964\u201d. In a condolence message, NSCN\/GPRN MIP said late Kejingkhum had served the \u201cnation in various assignments and military commands as an efficient commander\u201d.
NSCN\/GPRN said his demise was a huge loss to the government and the Nagas at large as late Kejingkhum was a man of principle and one of the pioneers of \u201cAlee command\u201d. NSCN\/GPRN president, Luyangba Yimkhiung and ato kilonser, \u2018Col\u2019 (Retd.), Isak Sumi along with all the rank and files of NSCN\/GPRN expressed condolences to the bereaved family, and prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.
NSCN\/GPRN (Akato): NSCN\/GPRN (Akato Chophi) has expressed deep pain at the demise of kilonser, Huveto Ciero, who passed away on April 6. In a condolence message, NSCN\/GPRN MIP said late Ciero, who joined the \u201cNaga National Movement\u201d on April 10, 1998, was \u201cvociferous and defensive, when it comes to national integrity, chivalry and honour\u201d. NSCN\/GPRN said late Ciero served the \u201cnation\u201d under various capacities for requisite and competent \u201cnation building\u201d, and was also holding additional charge of Chairman (Chakesang Region) till his last breath.
Further, NSCN\/GPRN has beseeched for divine and heavenly intervention for comforts and solace during the bereaved family times of grief.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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