\nA joint press statement issued by the Kyong Hoho, chairman, general secretary; Kyong Students\u2019 Union, president; Kyong Eloe Hoho, president and Wokha Town Council, chairperson stated that this was resolved in a meeting held with Wokha Town Colony Chairmen, GBs and elders on November 7.
\nIn addition, the meeting also resolved not to allow the army to henceforth pump water from the public water source (Etsu Chuka). The meeting also resolved that members of the general public have been barred form entering the AR camp from now on.
\nIt further resolved to strictly view anyone found procuring liquor from the AR camp.
\nThe Kyong organizations observed that the present location of the AR camp was in the heart of public inhabited area and thus created unwanted situation. In this regard, the house resolved that the present cantonment should be shifted immediately.
\nIt may be mentioned that on November 5 one AR jawan identified as Mahesh Singh along with two local females had gone to Hotel Ni-Li at around 2 p.m and asked the manager for a room to stay. When he was told that all rooms were booked, Singh reportedly threatened the manager that he would come back the next day. At this, an unidentified person beat up the jawan.
\nAccording to the press release, the jawan later came back to the hotel in the evening in three gypsies with other jawans and assaulted the manager and the occupants of the hotel. It said that the jawan also created \u201csituation\u201d on November 6 on the pretext of searching Naga National workers.
\nCondemning the incident as \u201csenseless\u201d, the organizations said that the biggest festival of the Kyong community celebrated for peace, prosperity and reconciliation was spoiled by the 41 AR by \u201cshedding blood\u201d to its members.
\nAccording to the statement, the Kyongs traditionally held as an omen tantamount to cancellation of the auspicious occasion if any unwanted situation arose when the Tokhu Emong was being scheduled.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"