Dimapur, Feb. 20: The NSCN / GPRN (Reformation) has informed to have expelled a deputy kilonser “for indulgence in corruption and violation of certain articles”.
The organisation’s MIP issued a note on Monday informing about the event.
“The NSCN / GPRN (Reformation) has expelled one deputy Kilonser, Vinni Johnson, Shepoumaramth region from the national service with immediate effect, for indulgence in corruption and violation of certain articles against the national yehzabo of the government,” the MIP stated.
“The NSCN / GPRN (Reformation) further informed the general public not to entertain him under any circumstances for any purpose relating to government activities.”
NSCN (R) flays raid
Another press release from the MIP, NSCN / GPRN (Reformation) on Monday “vehemently condemned the ‘unscrupulous act’ of 33rd Assam Rifle , where in it has raided its Kilonser residence Omnyei, without any rhyme or reason on February 5 at Mon.”The group alleged that the Assam Rifle made off with “one Alimirah from the kilonser residence and was opened it in the police station but found nothing.” The note also accused the Assam Rifles of creating “unnecessary harassment and fear psychosis.”
Calling the Assam Rifles “problem maker” and a “liability” for the government of India, the group said that the government of India ‘cannot bring any peace as long as the Assam Rifle posted out in Nagaland.’
The organisation has asked the Assam Rifle to “explain the reason” for the raid on the kilonser’s residence and make “known what ever found illegal things from Kilonser house.”
The NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) also stated that “the reason why S.S. Khaplang had pulled out the ceasefire with the government of India was only because of such activities of the Assam rifle in the past.”
“There can be no peace as long as the Assam rifles acted in such way and urged upon the Assam Rifle to shun such kind of unwanted activities amongst the peoples in order to create a congenial peaceful atmosphere among the various section of the peoples and society at large,” the press release from the MIP stated.
