NSCN-K denounces India government alleging dubious role in Myanmar politics

IT News
Imphal, Feb 5:
Armed rebel group the NSCN-K has strongly denounced the government of Indian alleging noxious design to sow new seeds of divisions among Nagas, particularly in the Myanmar-occupied Nagaland.
“Taking advantage of the current political turmoil in Myanmar, the Indian intelligence operatives are conspiring with some tainted Naga groups and individuals to incite disunity, hatred and tension among Nagas and destabilized the area”, a statement by MIP in charge of NSCN/GPRN – Yung Aung, Col. Retd. Joseph Lamkang said.
The statement blamed India government for its dubious role to maintain and balance political influence with Myanmar Politics. To this effect India is aligning with both sides of the conflict and has presently targeted the Naga areas to benefit its nefarious interests. There is irrefutable evidence of India and its proxies infiltrating into the eastern Nagaland to form new armed group in the Naga areas along the impose boundary. Their intention is to train and armed the innocent Naga youths to misguide and embroiled them in the ongoing Myanmar conflict. This development has created lots of confusion and misapprehension in the Naga homeland, the statement added.
“It is no doubt India and Myanmar’s long term malign policy to divide Nagas based on the impose borders which was never accepted by the Nagas. For freedom cause the eastern Nagas suffered unimaginable hardship in their quest to stay united with their western Naga brothers hence strongly rejected the illegal occupation of Myanmar since day one. They are still haunted by the past atrocities of the Myanmar army and continues to live under constant state of fear and shock”, the statement said.
It said that though Nagas shared sympathy and sorrows with the Myanmar people in their fight for democracy, they cannot allow the political instability in Myanmar to divide Nagas. Hence, NSCN/GPRN will never tolerate or accept anyone creating anti-Naga sentiment and alter the status-quo of the Nagas, particularly in the Eastern Nagaland, it added.
NSCN/GPRN wants to be absolutely clear that it does not involve in the internal politics of either India or Myanmar however we strongly oppose any attempt to disintegrate Nagas. It is important to note that Nagas had made the fundamental choice long time ago to live as free people and not under totalitarian rule.
The NSCN/GPRN also warned all those who are actively involved in forming a new armed group in Eastern Naga areas to immediately desist from the anti-people activity or face stern action as per the law of the party.