Nagaland Joint Christian Forum clarifies stance on satanic worship

DIMAPUR — The Nagaland Joint Christian Forum (NJCF) has clarified its position regarding reports on the ban of satanic worship in Nagaland, stating that certain media outlets have misrepresented its stand. The forum said it has been wrongly suggested that it is opposed to the ban, which it termed “completely inaccurate”.

In a press statement on Tuesday, NJCF affirmed that it supports the ban on satanic worship and expressed regret over any misinterpretation that may have arisen.

It reiterated that it has consistently supported the prohibition of satanic and unbiblical practices, urging that such activities be banned decisively and without unnecessary debate or publicity so that they do not gain attention or legitimacy.

According to NJCF, misrepresentation of its position has spread across different platforms, creating confusion among the public and reflecting negatively on the image of Nagaland. It clarified that it fully supports the ban and “firmly condemns satanic worship and all other unbiblical practices”.

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NJCF further appealed to the government to issue an order to immediately ban satanic worship and activities in Nagaland.

It also urged media houses and the public to verify facts before reporting and to avoid circulating information that distorts the intentions of organisations working for the welfare and moral standards of society.