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Minority Cricket Premier League kicked off in Dimapur

Published on Jun 15, 2022

By Livine Khrozhoh

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Tovihoto Ayemi along with the organisers after the opening ceremony on Tuesday.

Our Reporter
Dimapur, June 14 (EMN): Minority Cricket Premier League organised by Minority Samaj kicked off on Tuesday at Ram Janaki Higher Secondary School ground, Dimapur, with H Tovihoto Ayemi, advisor of Power department as the chief guest.

The four-day league was organised in memory of late Partulaiji and late Bimla Devi Jain. It was informed that 10 Samaj namely Brahman, Jain, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Muslim, Punjabi, Maheshwari, Agarwal, Bihari and Telegu Samaj will be participating in the premier league.

The overall prize money for the league is INR 40, 000  including individual prizes for man of the match and man of the series.

Ayemi, speaking during the programme, appreciated the organisers for the event. He stated that the non-Nagas in Nagaland call themselves minority due to their less population but stated that they were “bonafide citizens of Nagaland.”

He encouraged them to continue organising such events in different forms of activities so that the Samaj can come together. He believed that the event will create unity and also bring oneness among the minority community.