NSCN (K) awards capital punishment to 2 ‘Indian agents’

The People’s Army of Nagaland (Naga Army) NSCN/GPRN awarded capital punishment to “two active Indian undercover agents” at Zunheboto on Monday, according to media reports.
Citing a statement issued by the MIP NSCN/GPRN, it said that following the arrest of one suspected agent on October 4, thorough investigation was conducted and it led to exposure of another agent working in tandem.
The spies were covertly working as coolie and responsible for the arrest of scores of NSCN workers by Indian Army in and around Zunheboto in recent times, it said.
The NSCN (K) cautioned that it would not tolerate or spare any espionage activities against the Naga struggle and the same yardstick shall be applied to all irrespective of ones citizenship – local Naga or Indian.

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