The Naga Hoho has appealed to all Naga political groups to demonstrate utmost restraint and initiate for holding of highest level meeting with the motto \u201cwho makes the first move\u201d so as to ensure smooth sailing of reconciliation process in its fullness.
In a statement issued Monday, the Naga Hoho speaker H.K.Zhimomi and general secretary P.Chuba Ozukum said Hoho was constrained to issue statement considering the \u201cdeclining scenario\u201d with regard to implementation of Covenant of Reconciliation process initiated by FNR.
The Hoho said it has noted the \u201cblame game and media war\u201d among different political groups during the past few months, which it described, was the \u201cobstacle\u201d for highest political level meeting among the \u201cconflicting groups\u201d. \u201cAnd as such, failure to put into practice the mandate given by the Naga organizations will be against the wishes and aspiration of the people,\u201d the Hoho said.
NSF said that the Naga national groups, being the signatories of the Covenant of Reconciliation, should honour and respect their commitment given to the Naga people. It also appealed to all the groups to restrain themselves from creating further divisions among themselves but come together for the just cause of the Naga people.
It also urged all the Naga national groups to hold the highest level meeting without further delay so as to bring understanding, unity and peace amongst the Nagas. NSF reaffirmed to provide its unstinted support towards the stance of the FNR in trying to resolve the difference among national workers in the interest of the Naga people.
The Religious Society of Friends UK (Quakers) said they were holding the Naga political leaders in the Light and welcome the imminent talks at the highest level, as a reassurance that the voice of the people was being heard.
Quakers said they join the Naga people in their prayer that reconciliation would bring a growth in trust and mutual respect on all sides and pave the way for a sincere and lasting peace.
Walking alongside the Nagas on their \u201cJourney of Common Hope,\u201d the Quakers further said they were praying for the reconciliation of the Naga family.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"