Kohima: As delegates from 29 countries arrive in Nagaland for the G20 business meet to be held in Kohima on April 5, the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF), Naga Mothers Association, Naga Hoho (NH), and Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) jointly sought international intervention on the long pending Naga political issue.
On Tuesday, the NSF and the Diphupar Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) held a symbolic demonstration by placing banners that read “Nagas had no conflict with any other nations till Indian military invaded and occupied our country”, “Dear G20 delegates, Naga people welcomes you to Nagaland”, and so on.
Banners were placed at two strategic locations-one at Dimapur airport junction and the other at Patkai bridge along NH-2 connecting Dimapur and Kohima to express the “aspiration” of the Naga people.
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