Tenyimi National Workers Forum supports NSCN-IM leadersip

Imphal, July 18: The untimely demise of NSCN-IM Chairman Issac Chisi Swu is not becoming a problem for the outfit which has been on peace deal with the government of India since the last nearly two decades. Critics to the ongoing peace talk about the probable crisis that may be resulted following the dead of the NSCN-IM Chairman turn out to be false after various sections of the Naga community make no differences of opinion to the ideology of the NSCN-IM.
In a press hand out of the NSCN-IM, it is stated that a meeting of the Tenyimi National Workers Forum held on July 16 at CPO Hall Chumukedima Area has resolved and declared to give the fullest support the the Frame Work Agreement signed between the Central Government and the NSCN-IM leadership on August 3, 2016.
The Tenyimi National Workers Forum is a forum of Angami Region, Chakhesang Region, Pochury Region, Rengma Region, Shepoumaramth Region, Makuilongdi ZLR Region, Asalu ZLR Region, Zeilad ZLR Region, Naga Rengma Hills Central Administered Area, Maram Thangal Central Administered Area.
The meeting resolved to uphold the political and historical rights of the Nagas at any cost under the Collective Leadership of NSCN.
It further acknowledge and appreciate the Naga people’s support to the cause and the mandate given to the NSCN on the 4th Naga People’s Consultative meeting 2005 at Hebron and several other Consultative Meets.
The meeting further resolved to mobilize and counter effectively those anti-solution, self destructive and self defeating elements and get prepare for safe landing of the final solution.
Considering the moment as crucial historical and political era of the Nagas’ destination the Tenyimi National Workers Forum also appealed to the Naga people to give concerted effort in reconciliation and healing process and get on board for solution.

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